Which is the shortest part of the cell cycle?
Correct answer: C. M
- A. G0
- B. G1
- C. M
- D. G2
Explanation
The shortest part of the cell cycle is typically mitosis itself, which consists of several sub-phases including prophase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase. Mitosis is a relatively rapid process compared to the overall duration of the cell cycle, typically taking only a fraction of the time it takes for cells to complete a full round of division.
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