What is the resting phase for cells that are currently not in the process of division or cells that do not intend to divide, such as the nerve cells in your brain?
A. G₁
B. G₂

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What is the resting phase for cells that are currently not in the process of division or cells that do not intend to divide, such as the nerve cells in your brain? 
A. G₁ 
B. G₂

GinnyAnswer · Answer

The resting phase for non-dividing cells, such as nerve cells, is called the G₀ phase. Cells in G₀ perform their normal functions without preparing for division. This phase is essential for maintaining the balance between cell proliferation and cellular differentiation. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

What is the resting phase for cells that are currently not in the process of division or cells that do not intend to divide, such as the nerve cells in your brain? A. G₁ B. G₂

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What is the resting phase for cells that are currently not in the process of division or cells that do not intend to divide, such as the nerve cells in your brain?
A. G₁
B. G₂