Biology, asked by lizeth32819, 5 months ago

people who have leukemia a cancer that affects white blood cells are often given cytarabine this drug inhibits the synthesis of DNA which pharse of the cell cycle is most affected by cytarabine

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Answered by gayatriyelmar84
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Explanation:

Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is the result of a multistep transforming process of hematopoietic precursor cells (HPCs) which enables them to proceed through limitless numbers of cell cycles and to become resistant to cell death. Increased proliferation renders these cells vulnerable to acquiring mutations and may favor leukemic transformation. Here, we review how deregulated cell cycle control contributes to increased proliferation in AML and favors genomic instability, a prerequisite to confer selective advantages to particular clones in order to adapt and independently proliferate in the presence of a changing microenvironment. We discuss the connection between differentiation and proliferation with regard to leukemogenesis and outline the impact of specific alterations on response to therapy. Finally, we present examples, how a better understanding of cell cycle regulation and deregulation has already led to new promising therapeutic strategies.

Keywords: Acute myeloid leukemia (AML), cell cycle, genetic instability, proliferation, differentiation

Answered by bhadauriayash239
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Answer: S phase

Explanation During cell division only in s phase DNA are duplicate.

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