Discuss the factors that control the division of eukaryotic cells...

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Discuss the factors that control the division of eukaryotic cells grown in the laboratory. Cancer cells are easier to grow in the lab than other cells. Why do you suppose this is?

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Hi everyone, here's the next problem. Cyclones are proteins that participate in the progression of a cell by activating the cycling dependent kinase enzymes that are essential for the cell cycle to proceed. There are multiple types of cyclones in humans. At what particular phase in the cell cycle does the M cyclone peak significantly. So again, as the question tells us, there are multiple types of cyclones and they are named for the phase of the cell cycle that they drive. They're at low levels through most of the cell cycle and then they peak significantly at that stage where they're involved. So with that in mind, if we're looking at the M cyclone and let's look at our, remind ourselves of our phases of the cell cycle, let's put up this rough and ready little diagram here, we've got the main topic phase, the G one phase, S and G. Two phase. So we've got an M. Cycling. So it's a pretty good bet that it's the driver of the M. Phase or my topic phase. And we see that's our answer. D my topic phase and it will not be the Gap one synthesis or gap two phases. They have their own cyclones with names reflecting those phases. So again, at what particular phase in the cell cycle does the M cyclone peak significantly? Choice D the main topic phase. See you in the next video

Discuss the factors that control the division of eukaryotic cells grown in the laboratory. Cancer cells are easier to grow in the lab than other cells. Why do you suppose this is?

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