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    Pauses in DNA Replication That Result from Checkpoint Regulation Are
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Pauses in DNA Replication That Result from Checkpoint Regulation Are

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Pauses in DNA replication that result from checkpoint regulation are often referred to as:


A) genetic brakes.
B) checkpoint recesses.
C) molecular brakes.
D) S-cyclin controls.

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