Which of the following will prevent progression of the cell cycle into M phase? O Completion of DNA replication. O A mutation that keeps Cdc25 active. O A drug that releases inhibitory phosphates from M-Cdk. O Markers of DNA damage.

Which of the following will prevent progression of the cell cycle into M phase? O Completion of DNA replication. O A mutation that keeps Cdc25 active. O A drug that releases inhibitory phosphates from M-Cdk. O Markers of DNA damage.

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Which of the following will prevent progression of the cell cycle into M phase?
O Completion of DNA replication.
O A mutation that keeps Cdc25 active.
A drug that releases inhibitory phosphates from M-Cdk.
O Markers of DNA damage.

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