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A cell contains DNA damage that causes it to undergo apoptosis before reaching mitosis. This cell had twice the amount of DNA for a cell of this type. During which checkpoint did this cell trigger apoptosis?(1 point)
Responses
G1
Checkpoint
cap g sub 1 Checkpoint
G2
Checkpoint
cap g sub 2 Checkpoint
M
Checkpoint
cap m Checkpoint
No checkpoint meets these criteria.
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G2 checkpoint.
Reason: Having twice the normal DNA means replication (S phase) is complete, so the DNA-damage checkpoint in G2 prevents entry into mitosis and can trigger apoptosis.
Reason: Having twice the normal DNA means replication (S phase) is complete, so the DNA-damage checkpoint in G2 prevents entry into mitosis and can trigger apoptosis.
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