When cell has stalled DNA replication fork, which checkpoint should be predominantly activated?
M
G $_{1}$ /S
Both G $_{2}$ M and M
G $_{2}$ /M

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When cell has stalled DNA replication fork- which checkpoint should be predominantly activated-MG-1-SBoth G-2 M and MG-2 -M

Toppr Admin · Accepted Answer

When the DNA replication in the S-phase is stalled- the DNA replication and synthesis is not complete- This causes the activation of the G2-M checkpoint which does not allow the cell to enter the G2 and the M phase till the replication is complete-So- the correct answer is G2-M-

When cell has stalled DNA replication fork, which checkpoint should be predominantly activated?MG1/SBoth G2 M and MG2 /M

When the DNA replication in the S-phase is stalled, the DNA replication and synthesis is not complete. This causes the activation of the G2/M checkpoint which does not allow the cell to enter the G2 and the M phase till the replication is complete.So, the correct answer is G2/M.

When cell has stalled DNA replication fork, which checkpoint should be predominantly activated?
M
G $_{1}$ /S
Both G $_{2}$ M and M
G $_{2}$ /M

When the DNA replication in the S-phase is stalled, the DNA replication and synthesis is not complete. This causes the activation of the G $_{2}$ /M checkpoint which does not allow the cell to enter the G $_{2}$ and the M phase till the replication is complete.
So, the correct answer is $G_{2}$ /M.