Interphase Lab Report

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The results in this lab for Interphase had twenty cells, Prophase had ten cells, Metaphase had three cells, Anaphase has two and last Telophase, which had only one cell. The results shows that Interphase took the longest for completion and Prophase was the second longest for completion. Telophase took the shortest time for completion. The percentages for each mitosis stage and Interphase was fifty-six percent for Interphase, twenty-eight percent for Prophase, eight percent for Metaphase, six percent for Anaphase and three percent for Telophase because interphase takes a lot more time and time just shortens while going through these phases. This is important because it shows that Interphase is the most abundant and important part of the cell

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