name a cell that is found arrested in diploma stage for months and years comment in 2-3 lines how it complete the cell cycle
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Please find below the answer:
Oocytes of vertebrates (birds, amphibians etc.) are the cells found arrested in the diplotene stage (stage in meiotic prophase) of the cell cycle for moths and years. These cells have chromosomes which transform into Lampbrush form due to active transcription of genes. A large amount of RNA is produced by these chromosomes. They grow normally and complete their life cycle.
Please find below the answer:
Oocytes of vertebrates (birds, amphibians etc.) are the cells found arrested in the diplotene stage (stage in meiotic prophase) of the cell cycle for moths and years. These cells have chromosomes which transform into Lampbrush form due to active transcription of genes. A large amount of RNA is produced by these chromosomes. They grow normally and complete their life cycle.
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