N which parts of the cell cycle would chromosomes be paired up? Check all that apply.

Chemistry

1 answer:

Kitty [74]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct option es interphase

Explanation:

The interface is a stage of the cell division where a lot of energy is demanded, and it is the longest of the entire cycle.

This is because it is here where the duplication of the genetic load is generated, that is, of the chromosomes.

The chromosomes reach the cell poles and this is how a contraction begins to appear in the middle of the cell, it is essential to clarify that the interface not only requires energy but also occupies 95% of the cell division.

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