Invisble cell during interphase?

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Chrismanderson · Answer 1 · 2020-05-23T02:34:38+0000

Interphase. If a cell is not undergoing mitotic cell division, the cell is in interphase. In this phase, the chromosomes are invisible through a light microscope. ... It is the preparation period preceding mitosis, in which the cell grows and it's DNA is replicated

Weekens · Answer 2 · 2020-05-27T15:15:59+0000

"Interphase. If a cell is not undergoing mitotic cell division, the cell is in interphase. In this phase, the chromosomes are invisible through a light microscope. ... During Gap phase 1 biosynthetic activity in the cell is increased as the cell grows and replicates it's organelles whilst producing spare proteins."

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