Mitosis can be described as a process by which a cell replicates and makes two daughter cells. Every cell of the body other then the sex cells replicate by the process of mitosis.
Interphase can be described as a phase in which a cell make copies of its DNA in order for mitosis to begin. This phase has three stages:
G1 phase: The cells grows and produces more organelles and proteins.
G0 phase: This phase occurs when the cell does not have to carry out the process of mitosis.
S phase: the DNA is synthesized and other required machinery for mitosis is made.
The gene that controls production of white blood cells.
Explanation:Gene expression within the body is controlled by the cells, which determine when a specific gene should or should not be expressed. Influenza (the flu) is caused by a virus that attacks the respiratory system
