HIGHLIGHTS
- who: TYPE and colleagues from the University of Alberta, Canada have published the research: DNA damage checkpoint execution and the rules of its disengagement, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: This model has been supported specifically by data from cancers of myeloid and lymphoid origin.
- future: It has been reported that PLK1 activity continue to rise in G2 arrested cells.
SUMMARY
The activity of CDK1 is governed primarily by its timely association with cyclin B. While the levels of CDK1 remain stable throughout the cell cycle, the Cyclin B levels . . .
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