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cell cycle
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cell cycle
n.
The series of biochemical and structural events involving the growth, replication, and division of a eukaryotic cell.
cell cycle,
n divided into five stages, the resting phase (G0), the first phase of growth and protein synthesis (G1), the DNA synthesis phase (S), a second phase of growth and protein synthesis (G2), and a final phase in which the cell enters mitosis (M).
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