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How do the events that occur in interphase prepare the cell for prophase? What "cellular machinery"...

How do the events that occur in interphase prepare the cell for prophase? What "cellular machinery" needs to be in place before prophase?

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  • cells grows and copies it's DNA and prepare the cell for mitosis to occur.
  • As proteins stabilize the growth of cell in G1 phase and replication is required in G2 phase , so certain proteins , replicative machinery and discrete organelles are required before prophase.

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