Answer :
Answer:
Transcription continues even as a cell has entered S-phase.
Explanation:
- Transcription is a biochemical process in which the synthesis of the mRNA takes place from DNA in the nucleus.
- A complete cell division occurs in the G1 phase, S phase, and G2 phase.
- In S-phase, the synthesis of the new strand of the DNA takes place so-called DNA replication phase and thus cell enters into S phase when the replication process is continued.
- Euchromatin is such a type of the portion of the chromosome that is lightly packed and play an important role during the transcription process.
- The interchromosomal domain is such a type of channel that does not contain chromatin and play an important role in the movement of the RNA, proteins and some other molecules.
- Chromatin is a complex structure that plays an important role in the packaging of the DNA so it differs in the amount of dime during the replication process according to the packaging condition.
- Most of the biochemical process or reactions takes place in the well-organised condition in the cell such as transcription, translation, replication and many more.