In a mitotic cycle,the correct sequence of phases is
- A$G_{1}, G_{2}, S, M$
- B$S, G_{1}, G_{2}, M$
- C$G_{1}, S, G_{2}, M$
- D$M, G_{1}, G_{2}, S$
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