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G2 and spindle assembly checkpoint adaptation, and tetraploidy arrest: implications for intrinsic and chemically induced genomic instability.

Mutation research - 27 Nov 2003

Andreassen Paul R, Lohez Olivier D, Margolis Robert L

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While checkpoints that act in S-phase are essential to the maintenance of genomic stability, these checkpoints do not act alone. Additionally, G2 DNA damage checkpoints, the spindle assembly checkpoint, and a post-mitotic G1 tetraploidy checkpoint act subsequent to DNA replication to ensure genet...

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PMID: 14643440
DOI: 10.1016/j.mrfmmm.2003.08.020

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