consider two mammalian cells, one in g1 and the other in g0 phase. if they are both exposed to a mitogen, but the mitogen is then immediately removed, what would you expect to happen?

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Even if the mitogen is removed, it will still trigger the cell in the G0 phase to enter the G1 phase. The division process is gonna get faster in the call in the G1 phase.

Mitogen is a small bioactive protein that triggers the cells to start dividing i.e., start the process of mitogenesis. The G0 phase is when the cells are in a state of rest. It does perform its functions but does that without actively dividing. In the G1 phase, the cells accumulate enough protein in order to undergo mitosis in the near future.  

If the cells are exposed to mitogen, even for a brief while, the cell in the G0 phase will enter the G1 phase. The cell in the G1 phase will enter the G2 phase.

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