Our cells have 23 pairs of chromosomes to replicate for cell division. While picking apples in the orchard, you accidentally cut your hand on a sharp twig. Your skin must make new cells to heal the cut. What part of the cell cycle is shown and how many pairs of chromosomes are in the new formed cells? a S- duplication of the DNA, 23 pairs chromosomes b G2 Checkpoint- checking cell size and DNA replication, 46 pairs of chromosomes c G1 Checkpoint- checking cell size and for enough proteins, 46 pairs of chromosomes d M-complete cell division, 23 pairs chromosomes

The part of the cell cycle shown in the image and the number of pairs of chromosomes in the newly formed cells is as follows: M-complete cell division, 23 pairs of chromosomes.

CELL CYCLE:

Mitosis is a cell division used for growth and repair of damaged tissues in our body. Mitosis results in the formation of two daughter cells that are genetically identical to one another.

The cell cycle comprises of the G1, G2, S and M phases. The M phase is the mitotic phase where the the nucleus of the cell divides resulting in two daughter cells.

In this question, skin that was cut by a sharp twig must make new cells to heal the cut using mitosis. The image attached in this question shows the mitotic division process.

Therefore, the part of the cell cycle shown in the image and the number of pairs of chromosomes in the newly formed cells is as follows: M-complete cell division, 23 pairs of chromosomes.

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