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The First Transition Point in Yeast Cells That Commits the Cells

Question 82

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The first transition point in yeast cells that commits the cells to entering S phase occurs just before the end of ___ and is called _______.

A) G₂, START
B) G₁, MPF
C) G₂, MPF
D) G₁, BEGIN
E) G₁, START

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