Compare And Contrast Mitosis And Mitosis
The cell cycle begins in the G1 phase. This phase is where the cell carries out its normal functions. During this phase, however, the cell passes through a vital check point before it enters the synthesis phase. Synthesis, by definition, means combining parts to make a whole. During this stage the cell makes a copy of its DNA. By the end of the “S” stage the nucleus of the cell has two complete sets of DNA. During the G2 stage cells continue normal functions and have additional growth. This stage also contains a check point to make sure all is well with the cell before continuing to the next stage, mitosis. Mitosis is where the cell’s nucleus and its contents divide. Through this stage the nuclear membrane dissolves and DNA condenses around
protein, then forms two new nuclei. Finally, the cell goes through cytokinesis, which is where the cell’s cytoplasm is divided. This creates two identical daughter cells that are exact replicas of the original cell.
protein, then forms two new nuclei. Finally, the cell goes through cytokinesis, which is where the cell’s cytoplasm is divided. This creates two identical daughter cells that are exact replicas of the original cell.