Now some cells spend very little time in the resting phase, in the genot phase because they need to continually divide and some examples include skin cells, intestinal cells as well as stomach cells. On the other hand, other cells that spend their entire lifetime in the genot phase. Basically that means that our cells do not actually divide. And one example of a cell cell that doesn't actually divide and spends the majority of its time and the G Not phase in the resting phase is the nerve cell. Now, if the cell actually wants to divide, if the conditions have been met, and if the requirements have been met, if the conditions are favorable, then the G One phase goes into the S phase. So if the G One phase is the growth phase of our cell cycle, then the S phase is basically the replication phase.