Question

task 4: use the word box below to fill in the missing labels of the cell cycle model.
word bank

• s phase - cytokinesis - interphase - growth - preparation for division -
• g2 checkpoint - separation of cellular components -

g₁/s
checkpoint
dna
replicates
mitosis
m checkpoint

Explanation:

The cell cycle has distinct phases. Interphase is a long - lasting phase where the cell prepares for division. It consists of \(G_1\) (growth), \(S\) (DNA replication), and \(G_2\) (more growth and preparation for division). Mitosis is the process of nuclear division, and after mitosis, during cytokinesis, the cell physically divides into two daughter cells. The \(G_2\) checkpoint ensures the cell is ready for mitosis, and during mitosis, there is a separation of cellular components (chromosomes, organelles etc.) to the two daughter cells.

Answer:

• For the "DNA replicates" section: S Phase
• For the "mitosis" related blank (the process within mitosis related to component separation): Separation of Cellular Components