Question

part 2: consider the correct answer to part 1 above. why is this part of the cell cycle responsible for detecting dna damage? this phase creates replicated dna. this phase is responsible for increased cell growth, which is determined during organelle replication. this phase occurs just prior to mitosis, so any dna damage doesnt also appear in the daughter cells that result. this phase has many processes occurring inside the cell as the cell enlarges while beginning active cell division.

Explanation:

La detección del daño en el ADN en una fase del ciclo celular que precede a la mitosis es crucial para evitar que el daño se transmita a las células hijas. De esta manera, se asegura la integridad genética de las células resultantes.

Answer:

This phase occurs just prior to mitosis, so any DNA damage doesn't also appear in the daughter cells that result.