The first cell cycle pause (G1) corresponds to typical cell growth and function.
The G1 phase is the initial gap phase. It is the interphase stage just before DNA replication. In the S phase, which follows the G1 phase, the cell replicates its DNA.
The cell physically expands during the G 1 start subscript 1, end subscript phase, also known as the first gap phase, duplicates organelles and produces the molecular building blocks required for subsequent processes.
The G in G1 stands for the gap while it would sound right for it to stand for growth. The cell comes to an end at a checkpoint after G1. This checkpoint confirms that the cell has made each required protein.
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The question is -
The first gap in the cell cycle (G1) corresponds to _____.
A) normal growth and cell function
B) the phase in which DNA is replicated
C) the beginning of mitosis
D) the phase between DNA replication and the M phase
