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...rogress of events that are required for a eukaryotic cell to pass from one cell division to another. The timespan for a cell cycle can vary for cells of different ...ckpoint) to determine if the cell can proceed to [[Mitosis|M phase]] and [[cell division|divide]]. This is the last opportunity before division for [[DNA repair]] a

*[[chromosome]]s during [[cell division]],

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...mly redistributed set of genes. The zygote then undergoes repeated normal cell division called [[mitosis]], which involves a reproduction or doubling of all chromo

...ellular transport of [[vesicle (biology)|vesicle]]s and organelles) and in cell division. ...riphosphate|GTP]], but these filaments do not group into tubules. During [[cell division]], FtsZ is the first protein to move to the division site, and is essential

...organism]]. This typically occurs as the result of copying errors during [[cell division]], though it can also occur if an existing gene is incorporated again by me

...(e.g. [[genetic mutations]]) that lead to uncontrolled or inappropriate [[cell division]]; this process benefits the organism by removing cells that are functionin

...te [[embryogenesis]] in another individual, from shortly after the first [[cell division]] until shortly prior to the [[hatching]] of the [[tadpole]].}}

...ns]] [can] not afford to sacrifice half their [[synapses]] for the sake of cell division).<ref>Shostak, Stanley: "(Re)defining stem cells", Bioessays 28(3), March 2

...pecific sites on chromosomes where, spindle-fibre attachment occurs during cell division. Centromeres of vertebrate chromosomes and Drosophila chromosomes have been

...avel]] from their origin or birth place (i.e. the location of their last [[cell division]]) to their final position in the brain.<ref name= timelapse>See also [http

...udied, along with further membrane research. Such research include that of Cell division, DNA-protein, protein-protein and protein-RNA interactions, protein transpo

...lication]] where duplication of the [[genome]] occurs without [[mitosis]] (cell division).

...ss subtle changes in [[Deoxyribonucleic Acid|DNA]] that lead to unimpaired cell division and breakdown of inhibitory processes. In leukaemias, including ALL, [[chro

...r of promoters which promote ftsQ, part of the ftsQAZ operon essential for cell division.

...th much of their life cycle spent as a single cell, except when they are [[cell division|dividing]] to form daughter cells. Other organisms, such as [[human]]s, are *Reproduction by [[cell division]] ([[binary fission]], [[mitosis]] or [[meiosis]]).

...[[stumpy]] form to the procyclic form. The complexity of the genomes and cell division can also be integrated to show how the cell structures are organized to ada ...ella play a multi-functional role in cell locomotion, nutrient uptake, and cell division. However, little was known about the regulation of flagellar beat in organ

...at which the frog would, like mammals, simply use [[Periosteum|periostal]] cell division. And previous research in Germany supported the blood cell dedifferentiatio

Malignant growth entails uncontrolled cell division, lack of normal cell death ([[apoptosis]]), and failure of the cells' envir ...ht © 2005. Mcgraw-Hill's Access Medicine)</ref> That's because the rate of cell division and the amount of differentiation of a cell are controlled by genes. When m

...mprove nutrient uptake by increasing the surface area to volume ratio. The cell division process influences cell shape. For instance the cresent shaped bacterium ''