For the cell cycle to progress normally, the protein by Select one: a. cdk, a protease b. cyclin, apoptosis c. nuclear membrane, phosphorylation d. cyclin, a protease e. cdk, apoptosis must be destroyed

For the cell cycle to progress normally, the protein by Select one: a. cdk, a protease b. cyclin, apoptosis c. nuclear membrane, phosphorylation d. cyclin, a protease e. cdk, apoptosis must be destroyed

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Chapter12: Meiosis And Sexual Reproduction

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d. cyclin, a protease
e. cdk, apoptosis
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