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Once a cell goes through mitosis, the daughter cells go through a finite time of growth and normal cellular functions. What phase of the cell cycle do these processes constitute…

Once a cell goes through mitosis, the daughter cells go through a finite time of growth and normal cellular functions. What phase of the cell cycle do these processes constitute…
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Once a cell goes through mitosis, the daughter cells go through a finite time of growth and normal cellular functions. What phase of the cell cycle do these processes constitute?

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Interphase

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I'm not sure, but I think it is interphase

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