Why must a cell that needs to divide follow the sequence of the events of the cell cycle (g1-s-g2-m-c)? if the sequence were changed or a stage skipped, the cell would divide uncontrollably. if the sequence were changed or a stage skipped, the cell would lack the material and energy to divide. if the sequence were changed or a stage skipped, the cell would turn into a different kind of cell. if the sequence were changed or a stage skipped, the cell would quickly die due to the toxins created.

Option (2).

Explanation:

Cell division is the process by which cell increases its number with the help proteins and enzymes. The four main phases of the cell cycle are G1 , S, G2 and M phase.

The cell cycle sequence is important for the proper division of the cell. Any change in these sequences might result in cancer and other disease. The skipping or change of any stage might cause the lack of material. The cell will lose the energy to divide or may result in uncontrolled cell division.

Thus, the correct answer is option (2).

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