Cell Cycle and Interphase

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It is very useful to understand what is the difference between chromatids and chromosomes. Thank you in advance :)

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[vaheandonians]

As usual perfect!! I think, however, there is a small mistake. At the G2 phase, the text says: "once the chromosomes are replicated and the chromosome number doubles, the cell enters the G2 phase". I think the chromosomes are already 46 (23 homologous pairs). Each of these chromosomes, however, has only one chromatid. Hence after chromosome replication in the S Phase, the number of chromosomes stays at 46 but the number of chromatids doubles (not chromosomes).

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