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During mitosis, it is necessary for the nuclear envelope of the parent cell to disintegrate. If the enzyme responsible for this is inhibited, at which phase of mitosis are cells likely to arrest?.
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During mitosis, it is necessary for the nuclear envelope of the parent cell to disintegrate. If the enzyme responsible for this is inhibited, at which phase of mitosis are cells likely to arrest?.

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