I need help with this question please When S phase CDK complexes are initially formed in G1 phase, they are boundby a protein of theclass, which prevents kinase activity.This protein is then phosphorylated at multiple sites byallowing activation of the S phase CDKs.

During the G1 phase of the cell cycle, Cyclin-Dependent Kinase (CDK) complexes prepare for the…

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2) This diagram shows the signaling pathway involved in transducing extracellular matrix (ECM) signals to induce S-phase progression. Briefly: ECM (shown in green) binds to and activate integrins which bind to and activate Ras which binds to and activate Raf which binds to and activate MEK, which.... etc (you get the idea) until Erk activates cyclinD which the form a complex with CDK4/6. For the purpose of this problem, we consider that the signals provided by the ECM through this pathway are necessary and sufficient for the cell to enter S phase. Erk Integrin Erk Ras Raf MEK Cyclin D Cyclin D CDK4/6 S phase A) In your studies of the cell cycle, you isolated a new cell line called mutRAS2 cells. Unlike normal wild type cells, you find that Ras is always bound to GTP in mutRAS2 cells. Describe how the cell cycle differs between mutRAS2 cells and normal cells when ECM is not present. Explain your reasoning: B) In another mutant cell (named mutCD2), you found that a cyclinD mutation…

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When S phase CDK complexes are initially formed in G1 phase, they are bound by a protein of the class, which prevents kinase activity. This protein is then phosphorylated at multiple sites by allowing activation of the S phase CDKs.