Much of the Intracellular Structure of a Eukaryote Cell Is

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Much of the intracellular structure of a eukaryote cell is involved in protein synthesis. The figure shows the amounts of protein in cells at different parts of the cell cycle between two cell divisions. G₁ is a stage just after the cell has divided, and G₂ is the stage just before the cell divides again. S is a stage when the cell is synthesizing material such as DNA, mitochondria, and other organelles.
-The graph shows that

A) at any given time there are more cells in G₂ than G₁.
B) protein used in G₁ is recycled to produce protein in S.
C) not all cells at any given stage have the same amount of protein.
D) protein levels in cells remain constant throughout the cell cycle.