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What is G.-phase? What changes occur in it?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Definition of G0 Phase**: - The G0 phase, also known as the quiescent stage, is a period in the cell cycle where cells exit the active cycle of division. It is a state of arrested development where the cell is not actively preparing to divide. 2. **Characteristics of G0 Phase**: - Cells in the G0 phase are metabolically active but do not proliferate. They may remain in this phase for an extended period, depending on the cell type and environmental conditions. ...
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MODERN PUBLICATION-CELL CYCLE AND CELL DIVISION-REVISION EXERCISE ( SHORT ANSWER QUESTION)
  1. Name the forces which help in chromosomal movement during cell divisio...

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  2. What is interphase? Why was it previously known as resting phase?

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  3. What is G.-phase? What changes occur in it?

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  4. Give the structure of spindle apparatus.

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  5. Distinguish between plant and animal cell mitosis.

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  6. What is disjunction? Describe the stage when it occurs.

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  7. Why is meiosis called the reductional division,whereas mitosis is call...

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  8. What is synaptonemal complex? Give its significance.

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  9. Differentiate between gametic meiosis and zygotic mciosis.

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  10. Define the term synapsis. Name the stage of cell cycle when it occurs.

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  11. Define the term crossing-over. Name the stage of cell cycle when it oc...

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  12. Define the term chiasmata. Name the stage of Prophase-I when it occurs...

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  13. How does cell division of a typical plant cell differ from that of a t...

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  14. What is the significance of meiosis?

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  15. What are homologous chromosomes? What happens to homologues during mei...

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  16. Anaphase-I of meiosis differs from anaphase of mitosis in one essentia...

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  17. Why does a Multicellular organism require two type of cell division?W...

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  18. Discuss the significance of mitosis

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  19. Why do we term meiosis-I as reductional division and mitosis as equati...

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  20. Differentiate three types of meiosis.

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