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The cell is most active mitotically in the g phase

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Answer:This includes the physical separation of the duplicated genome (termed mitosis) and the subsequent separation of the cytoplasm by a process called cytokinesis. Although it may be considered the most active phase of the cell cycle, mitosis normally accounts for the least amount of time spent in the cell cycle.

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