Match the items. a. Duplicated chromosomes are seperated into two identical nuclei. b. The cell grows, and prepares for division c. DNA replication occurs. d. Division of the cytoplasm to form two daughter cells. e. The cell grows, and performs other cellular functions (such as making proteins) 1. G1 a b c d e 2. G2 a b c d e 3. Synthesis a b c d e 4. Mitotic phase a b c d e 5. Cytokinesis a b c d e

Match the items. a. Duplicated chromosomes are seperated into two identical nuclei. b. The cell grows, and prepares for division c. DNA replication occurs. d. Division of the cytoplasm to form two daughter cells. e. The cell grows, and performs other cellular functions (such as making proteins) 1. G1 a b c d e 2. G2 a b c d e 3. Synthesis a b c d e 4. Mitotic phase a b c d e 5. Cytokinesis a b c d e

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a. Duplicated chromosomes are seperated into two identical nuclei.
b. The cell grows, and prepares for division
c. DNA replication occurs.
d. Division of the cytoplasm to form two daughter cells.
e. The cell grows, and performs other cellular functions (such as making proteins)

1. G1	a b c d e
2. G2	a b c d e
3. Synthesis	a b c d e
4. Mitotic phase	a b c d e
5. Cytokinesis	a b c d e