S chahpant &yele checkpoints. *sler chrama hids vs chromag nid URITesis (and cleavage furrow prorse Cheta point M phase (mitosis) Chedfont2 o-never Sunde ogan G2 phase (Gap 2) G1 phase (Gap1) u ses chrome20ves Thecell ycle ntendhase is nat n meitosis, ts or. J0 Sphase (DNA synthesis) GO phase (end of cell cycling) nLero 2. Refer to the above diagram. What are the main events of each of the phases of the cell cycle as seen above? Phase Main Events G1 G2 GO

S chahpant &yele checkpoints. *sler chrama hids vs chromag nid URITesis (and cleavage furrow prorse Cheta point M phase (mitosis) Chedfont2 o-never Sunde ogan G2 phase (Gap 2) G1 phase (Gap1) u ses chrome20ves Thecell ycle ntendhase is nat n meitosis, ts or. J0 Sphase (DNA synthesis) GO phase (end of cell cycling) nLero 2. Refer to the above diagram. What are the main events of each of the phases of the cell cycle as seen above? Phase Main Events G1 G2 GO

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Chapter41: Animal Reproducbon

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