The cell cycle - Steps a cell undergoes
to make two new daughter cells
1
G1 phase
2
S phase
3
G2 phase
4
M phase
1 Cell prepares for division.
2 Genetic material replicates.
3 Further growth in preparation for division.
4 Nuclear division, followed by cell division, creates daughter cells.
In a healthy cell the cycle is moderated, in a cancerous cell the cycle is deregulated causing cells to proliferate further
CDK4/6 inhibitor treatment prevents progression from G1 to S phase, ending cell proliferation
The cell cycle - Steps a cell undergoes
to make two new daughter cells
G1 phase
Cell prepares for division
S phase
Genetic material replicates
G2 phase
Further growth in preparation for division
M phase
Nuclear division, followed by cell division, creates daughter cells
In a healthy cell the cycle is moderated, in a cancerous cell the cycle is deregulated causing cells to proliferate further
G1 phase
S phase
G2 phase
CDK4/6 inhibitor treatment prevents progression from G1 to S phase, ending cell proliferation