Inhibition of the RNAase followed by addition of the mRNA for cyclin restored cell cycling. As a result we can conclude that cyclin is required for progression through the cell cycle and that cyclin is the only protein that needs to be translated in these extract to get cycling to occur. True or false?

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Dixie Ballard

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25 October, 21:38

Inhibition of the RNAase followed by addition of the mRNA for cyclin restored cell cycling. As a result we can conclude that cyclin is required for progression through the cell cycle and that cyclin is the only protein that needs to be translated in these extract to get cycling to occur. True or false?

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Adriana Esparza · Answer 1

Answer is True.

Explanation:

Cell cycling is the series of event that take place in a cell, which leads to DNA duplication and cytoplasm division, resulting in the production of two daughter cells from the organelles.

There are four stages in cell-cycle, these are

*G1 stage ... cell increases in size

*S stage ... Synthesis stage

*G2 stage ... Cell prepares to divide

*M stage ... Cell division