CYTOKINESIS 1 Each of the chromosomes in a human cell contains two sister chromatids by the end of this phase. S PHASE 2. Most cell growth occurs during this phase. 0, PHASE 3. Cells that will never replicate leave the cell cycle and enter this phase. G, PHASE 4. Two separate daughter cells are produced at the end of this phase. Recte

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