The Cell Cycle Model To learn more, you are going to follow the path of a hypothetical cell as it
grows and divides. Suppose a cell has just divided, what would it do next?

The cell will enter the phase. During this phase, and
nucleotides needed for DNA will be produced. Also, the bulk
of will occur.
What happens next?
The cell is now ready to enter the phase where it replicates its
At the end of the S phase, it will contain the
DNA it had in G1.
Choose what happens next?
In the phase, the cell will make many of the organelles and molecules
for division, such as the tubulin needed for the mitotic
.
What happens next?
The cell is now ready to . In interphase it grew, replicated its
chromosomes, and then prepared for division. During cell division it will divide
its through the process of . It will then complete the
process of cell division by undergoing . At the end of
cytokinesis, it will have completed cell cycle.
Page ahead to learn about another phase of growth that a cell might enter.
G0, the "Resting Phase"
1. G0 is a -dividing phase of the cell cycle where the cell is to
. Cells may enter G0 during G1 and remain for the rest of their
, or a may cause them to re-enter G1 and continue in the cell cycle.
Consider two cells: a stomach-lining epithelial cell dividing more than twice a day and
a liver cell dividing every year or two.
Which cell is likely to be in G0 phase and why?

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