Question

How does interphase prepare cells for mitosis? rest prior to cell division rest prior to cell division growth of cell and replication of DNA growth of cell and replication of DNA breakdown of nucleus and cell membrane breakdown of nucleus and cell membrane division of cytoplasm

Answer 1

Answer:

Growth of cell and replication of DNA.

Explanation:

The cell cycle has three stages, the interphase, mitosis, and the G0 phase.

Interphase is before mitosis, and it prepares the cell for its division. Interphase has three phases:

• G1, where the cell grows in size due to the growth of organelles and components, which the cell will need later.

• In the S phase, the cell synthesizes a copy of the DNA.

• The G2, where the cell keeps growing and producing organelles and other elements that will need for mitosis.

In conclusion, in the interphase, the cell grows and replicates its DNA.