DNA damage can suppress the activity of the following cyclin-dependentkinases EXCEPTG1/S-CdkS-CdkM-CdkG1-CdkWhich phenomenon allows the formation of double and triple bonds betweencarbon atoms? *ReductionRadioactivityOxidationHybridizationIf an agent that disrupts microtubules activity was added to cells at M phase, thecells will ble expected to get arrested atAnaphaseO MetaphaseO ProphaseTelophaseO 0 O

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DNA damage can suppress the activity of the following cyclin-dependent
kinases EXCEPT
G1/S-Cdk
S-Cdk
M-Cdk
G1-Cdk
Which phenomenon allows the formation of double and triple bonds between
carbon atoms? *
Reduction
Radioactivity
Oxidation
Hybridization
If an agent that disrupts microtubules activity was added to cells at M phase, the
cells will ble expected to get arrested at
Anaphase
O Metaphase
O Prophase
Telophase
O 0 O

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