How does interphase prepare cells for mitosis? rest prior to cell division growth of cell and replication of dna dissolution of nucleus and cell membrane division of cytoplasm

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An interphase corresponds to an interval of time, of variable duration, separating two successive mitoses, two divisions of a cell; during this period, the nucleus is called interphasic. It corresponds to the part of the cell cycle after the rest phase and before cell division.

During this step, within the cell structure (nucleus) is the substance called chromatin, which is sometimes said to have the appearance of mass and which is formed by DNA and proteins and forms chromosomes. In this step, protein synthesis is also provided by the transcription and translation processes, by which the base sequences of the nucleic acid DNA are translated into amino acids for their production (so the cell is not in a rest state). However, it is important to note that it is during interphase that the duplication of the DNA structure occurs.

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