In rapidly dividing cells, which phase of the cell cycle is reduced? Explain.

In rapidly dividing cells, the G1 phase is often reduced or shortened. This allows the cell to spend less time in growth and more time in DNA replication and division, enabling faster cell proliferation.

 

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