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Many eukaryotic cells can be grown in tissue culture in the laboratory. Suppose you have two tissue cultures, one in g1 phase and one in s phase. How would you determine which culture was in g1 and which was in s?.

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We can determine which culture was in g1 and which was in s : by looking at the state of DNA molecule and presence of histones, centrioles and spindle fibers.

What do you understand by interphase?

Interphase occurs before cell division and it is composed of G1, S and G2 stages.

During G1 stage, cell duplicates in size and also organelles and other cytoplasmatic structures duplicate. High intense biochemical activity is the characteristic of this stage. During S stage, DNA replication process occurs. Synthesis of histones and other associated proteins also occurs at this point.

G2 stage is the final one before cellular division. Slow process of DNA condensation occurs and duplication of centrioles completes.

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