A cell is in interphase most of the time—all cells which are not currently in the process of cell division are somewhere in interphase. On the diagram below, everything on the left side of the cycle is part of interphase (G0, G1, G2 & S phases). read more
Each cell spends over 90% of its life in the process of interphase. Without interphase there is no possible way a cell would be able to divide because there would be nothing to divide. Interphase is the period of time where the cell grows, creates necessary proteins, and most importantly duplicates its chromosomes. read more
The cell cycle is consist of two phase 1 is Interphase or “I phase” 2nd is “M phase” or Mitotic phase. Importance of Interphase : 1. The interphase, the period between cell division, is a time when the cell grows and engages in diverse metabolic activities. The interphase decide if a cell should devide or not . 2. read more
The stage of the cell cycle when a cell is preparing itself to duplicate is called interphase. Most of the cell's life is spent in this stage. While preparing to reproduce, the cell makes more cytoplasm (the gel-like substance found inside the cell membrane that bathes the organelles) and increases its supply of proteins. read more