Human Physiology Basics Practice Test: Cell and it’s Cycle — Flashcards | Anatomy and Physiology | FatSkills

Human Physiology Basics Practice Test: Cell and it’s Cycle — Flashcards

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The cell cycle is a four-stage process that prepares a cell for division.

The stages are:
G1: The cell increases in size
S: The cell copies its DNA
G2: The cell prepares to divide
M: The cell divides 

The cell cycle is part of the process of cell division, which is when a parent cell splits into two or more daughter cells. During cell division, the cell nucleus splits and the DNA is replicated.

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Synthesis of RNA and proteins take place in ______
G1 Phase
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