mitotic cycle , auch: mitotic period

Fusing plasmodia whose cell cycles were out of phase with each other led to a synchronous mitosis in the next mitotic cycle.

During the mitotic cycle, chromosomes are duplicated in the S phase and pulled to the two daughter cells during M phase.

PTPs are known to be signaling molecules that regulate a variety of cellular processes including cell growth, differentiation, mitotic cycle, and oncogenic transformation.

A common characteristic of imprinted genes is asynchronous replication during the DNA synthesis phase of the mitotic cycle.

As in the mitotic cycle, these transitions are regulated by combinations of gene regulatory factors, cyclin-Cdk complex and the APC.

To the contrary, MPF is also present in somatic cells, where it induces entry into M phase of the mitotic cycle.

The first divisions of the progenitor cells are symmetric, which duplicates the total number of progenitor cells at each mitotic cycle.

Telomere shortening occurs after each mitotic cycle, as a result of DNA polymerase's inability to copy DNA from the 5' end of the lagging strand.

Docetaxel does not block disassembly of interphase microtubules and so does not prevent entry into the mitotic cycle, but does block mitosis by inhibiting mitotic spindle assembly.

In case if TAS effectors form CURD phase of metabolism stimulation one should expect acceleration of proliferative (see Proliferation) pool cells passage through mitotic cycle (MC).

Coupling the bistable Cdk1 response function to the negative feedback from the APC could generate what is known as a relaxation oscillator, with sharp spikes of Cdk1 activity triggering robust mitotic cycles.

Researchers in this country, in Canada and Europe have amassed laboratory evidence showing a remarkably wide range of physiological effects connected to exposures to these fields - changes in mitotic cycle, DNA synthesis, cellular motility, operant behavior in rats, calcium transport and hormone release, to name a few.