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1) how is cell division normally controlled 2) if DNA in G1 phase is damaged by UV or ionizing radiation, what will happen
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1) how is cell division normally controlled

2) if DNA in G1 phase is damaged by UV or ionizing radiation, what will happen

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some specific safeguard protein are present

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the specific protein which are present at G1 phase name cyclin dependent kinase they also initiate dna division

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