Let's review a little about the cell cycle and its components to understand colectoral cancer.
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Gap 1, Synthesis, Meiosis, Calvin Phase
Gap 1, Synthesis, Gap 2, Mitotic Phase
Gap 1, Gap 2, Mitotic Phase, Cell Signaling Pathway
Mitotic Phase, Synthesis, Growth 1, Growth 2
Replication of DNA
Cell growth of organelles and proteins
Division of cells into haploid gametes
Mitosis and Cytokinesis
Cyclins activate cyclin-dependent kinases that form the protein kinase during G2
Cyclins are a regulatory protein while CDKs are protein kinases that are active only when attached to particular cyclin that regulate transition out of fap phases
Cyclins are named for the "roundness" of the cell cycle and CDKs are the proteins that prmote this "roundness"
Cyclins and CDKs do not have a role in the cell cycle
Mitotic Proten Function that aids in development and functioning of proteins
Maturation Promoting Factor that promotes DNA maturation
Maturation Promoting Factor that includes cyclins and CDks and triggers progression through the cell cycle
Maturation Promoting Factor that does not serves to speed up cancer
Protein
Must be present in extracellular environment
Aid in growth and development of cells
Can be local regulators that act on cells
Stimulate cell proliferation
Stimulate cell differentiation
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