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(B) The cell cycle duration varies significantly among different organisms:$1$. Yeast ($Saccharomyces$ $cerevisiae$) typically completes its cell cycl

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$(P-II), (Q-I), (R-III)$

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(B) The cell cycle duration varies significantly among different organisms:$1$. Yeast ($Saccharomyces$ $cerevisiae$) typically completes its cell cycle in approximately $90$ minutes or $1.5$ hours.$2$. $E. coli$ (a bacterium) has a very rapid cell cycle,often dividing every $20$ minutes under optimal conditions.$3$. Human cells in culture typically have a cell cycle duration of about $24$ hours.Matching these:$P$ (Yeast) matches with $II$ ($1.5$ hours).$Q$ $(E. coli)$ matches with $I$ ($20$ minutes).$R$ (Human cell) matches with $III$ ($24$ hours).Therefore,the correct sequence is $(P-II), (Q-I), (R-III)$.

Column-$I$ (Cell)	Column-$II$ (Cell Cycle Duration)
$P$. Yeast	$I$. $20$ minutes
$Q$. $E. coli$	$II$. $1.5$ hours
$R$. Human cell	$III$. $24$ hours

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Column-$I$ (Cell) Column-$II$ (Cell Cycle Duration)

$P$. Yeast $I$. $20$ minutes

$Q$. $E. coli$ $II$. $1.5$ hours

$R$. Human cell $III$. $24$ hours

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Match the following columns: Column-$I$ (Cell) Column-$II$ (Cell Cycle Duration) $P$. Yeast $I$. $20$ minutes $Q$. $E. coli$ $II$. $1.5$ hours $R$. Human cell $III$. $24$ hours