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What processes occur during G2 phase? Choose all which apply. Cells do their normal work Cells...

What processes occur during G2 phase? Choose all which apply.

  1. Cells do their normal work
  2. Cells assess DNA replication
  3. Cells duplicate their DNA
  4. Cells synthesize proteins necessary for division
  5. Cells divide their DNA into two nuclei
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After reading some books I think,

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What processes occur during G2 phase? Choose all which apply

a. Cells do their normal work

b. Cells assess DNA replication

c Cells duplicate their DNA

d Cells synthesize proteins necessary for division

e Cells divide their DNA into two nuclei

The correct options are: a) Cells do their normal work b) Cells assess DNA replication, d) Cells synthesize proteins necessary for division.

(because   Cells do their normal work in all phases of interphase that means in G2 also, protein synthesis and DNA replication have mainly happened in the G2 phase. Cells duplication and division into two nuclei happens in Mitotic phase (M phase) )

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