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cycle
(redirected from cell cycle)

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cycle noun age, alternation, circle, circuit, consecution, course, eon, epoch, era, flow, period, recurrence, recurring period, regular return, regglarity of recurrence, repetitiveness, revolution, rotation, round, sequence, succession
See also: annum, frequency, life, sequence, succession


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Biological discussions are also presented on such subjects as cell death, angiogenesis, hemostasis, signal transduction, cell cycle control and quality control.
Estrogen and its metabolites have been associated with an increased risk of developing endometrial cancer due to their ability to cause DNA damaging events (1), therefore cell cycle control is integral for the recognition, repair and/or elimination of DNA damage to prevent the initiation of cancer.
Multiple mitogenic stimuli induce vascular SMC proliferation through cell cycle progression.
 
 
 
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