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What can happen to a cell if the enzyme that controls its reproductive cell cycle does not work?
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What can happen to a cell if the enzyme that controls its reproductive cell cycle does not work?
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I believe that the cell's mitosis process would stop because there is nothing to motivate it to start, which would be the reproductive enzyme.
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