The
cell cycle consists of three stages: Interphase, Mitosis (division of
the nucleus) and cytokinesis (division of the cytoplasm. During
Interphase, the cell works and perform its daily normjal activity. So, a
cell in a salivary galnd makes saliva in interphase and so on. Most of
the time, the cell is working and doing its things, contributing to the
normal functioning of the organism. Mitosis is a quick process (we don't
want the cell to spend ages dividing... we want it working for our
welfare) and cytokinesis is shorter than mitosis, is only the division
the cytoplams. So, YES. The answer is Interphase, fortunately for us.
