Pauses in DNA Replication That Result from Checkpoint Regulation Are

question 12

Multiple Choice

Pauses in DNA replication that result from checkpoint regulation are often referred to as:

• A)genetic brakes.
• B)checkpoint recesses.
• C)molecular brakes.
• D)S-cyclin controls.

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Definitions:

Mullerian-Inhibiting Hormone

A hormone responsible for the regression of Mullerian ducts in the male embryo, crucial for male sex differentiation.

Reproductive Structures

Reproductive structures are specialized organs and tissues in organisms that are involved in reproduction, including testes in males and ovaries in females among others.

Mesonephros

Mesonephros refers to the middle set of embryonic kidneys that serve as a temporary kidney structure during early development in vertebrates.

Metanephros

The last stage of kidney development in vertebrates, forming the permanent adult kidney.