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Summary
Cell cycle, also known as cell-division cycle, refers to the series of sequential events that cells divide themselves from one cell into two identical daughter cells. Each daughter cell will begin a new cell cycle after division. Standard cell cycle of eukaryotic cells can be divided into the interphase (G1, S and G2 phase), the mitotic phase (M phase) and G0 phase (resting).
The interphase, including cell growth, nutrients accumulation and DNA replication, is the preparation for cell division. It is indispensible for making the next mitosis possible. In the mitotic phase, the genetic materials replicate and equally separate into two daughter cells. Cell cycle checkpoints are responsible for the control of proper cell division. Growth factors and receptors, signal transducers and transcription factors also play an important role in stimulating cell division.
Introduction
Cell cycle is the main process leading to cell proliferation. It is crucial for the growth, development, regeneration, healing and survival of organisms. Abnormal cell cycle is involved in the pathogenesis of various major diseases, such as cancer and autoimmune disorders. Most cancers are the result of aberrations in normal cell cycle regulation. Therefore, analysis of cell cycle is of great significance to cell biology, molecular biology, oncology and pharmacology. Modulators of cell cycle can be used as potential therapeutic tools.
Creative Bioarray can customize the best cell cycle solution according to different cell types, sample types and research purposes. Our professional scientists can help analyze the experimental data. Reagents for cell cycle detection are also available at Creative Bioarray. We can meet all your needs related to cell cycle.
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