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What is interphase? A. It is the time between cytokinesis and the G1 phase of the cell cycle. B. It is the time right before a cell enters into mitosis. C. It is the time a cell spends between cellular
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What is interphase?

A. It is the time between cytokinesis and the G1 phase of the cell cycle.
B. It is the time right before a cell enters into mitosis.
C. It is the time a cell spends between cellular divisions
D. Is where non-dividing cells go

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