T-shaped cell during G0 to G2 transition T-shaped cell during quiescence to G2 transition Cells enter quiescence (G0) from G2 when starved for glucose, and can re-enter the cell cycle at G2 when glucose again becomes available. A T-shaped cell may septate perpendicular to the normal septation axis, and divide to form normal-shaped daughter cells. Note that if you have done an experiment that assays the viability of a population of cells, such as looking at colony growth or growth in liquid culture, you should also annotate to 'viable cell population' (FYPO:0002058) or one of its descendants. T-shaped cell during recovery from quiescence following G2 arrest cell morphology, T shaped during G0 to G2 transition T-shaped cell during cell cycle re-entry at G2 T-shaped cell during cell quiescence to G2 transition 2016-11-23T13:01:05Z T-shaped cell during exit from cell quiescence into G2 midori A cell morphology phenotype in which a new growth zone forms along the lateral portion of the cell (often in the middle) before septation, such that a single cell grows in the form of the letter T, when the cell undergoes transition from G0 phase to G2. Cell length is normal. T-shaped cell during recovery from quiescence into G2 FYPO:0005792 T-shaped cell during recovery from quiescence