FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
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Term biological phase ID (Ontology) GO:0044848 (Gene Ontology)
Definition A distinct period or stage in a biological process or cycle.
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  biological_process
   |__biological phase  92 rec.
       |__anestrus phase
       |__cell cycle phase 92 rec.
       |   |__anaphase(+) 38 rec.
       |   |__cell quiescence
       |   |__G1 phase(+)
       |   |__G2 phase(+) 4 rec.
       |   |__interphase(+) 19 rec.
       |   |__M phase(+) 81 rec.
       |   |__meiotic cell cycle phase(+) 40 rec.
       |   |__mitotic cell cycle phase(+) 64 rec.
       |   |__prophase(+) 3 rec.
       |   |__S phase(+) 13 rec.
       |   |__telophase(+) 4 rec.
       |__estrous cycle phase
       |   |__diestrus
       |   |__estrus
       |   |__metestrus
       |   |__proestrus
       |__hair cycle phase
       |   |__anagen(+)
       |   |__catagen(+)
       |   |__exogen(+)
       |   |__telogen
       |__menstrual cycle phase
       |   |__menarche
       |   |__menopause
       |   |__menstruation
       |__reproductive senescence
       |   |__menopause
       |__single-celled organism vegetative growth phase
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