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When cell has stalled DNA replication fork, which checkpoint should be redominantly activated?
(a) G1/S
(b) G2/M
(c) M
(d) Both G2/M and M

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Answered by akashbindjnvg
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Answer:

✡(b) G2/M☑

Explanation:

If cell has stalled DNA replication fork, it implies that it has crossed CG1 or G1 cyclin cell cycle check point and has entered S-phase of cell cycle, where it is preparing for chromosome replication. Afterwards it will enter G2 phase and will soon approach second check point called mitotic cyclin (CM) which lies between G2 and M-phase)

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