According to the reading "Pallidin and the Spread of Cancer," the protein encoded by the pallidin gene normally functions as O an activator of cell division, which can be turned off at the appropriate times during the cell cycle O acytoskeletal protein, helping the cell maintain its shape Oatumor-suppressor protein, helping to stop the cell from dividing when DNA damage is present O a DNA repair enzyme which is activated by the presence of pyrimidine dimers

According to the reading "Pallidin and the Spread of Cancer," the protein encoded by the pallidin gene normally functions as O an activator of cell division, which can be turned off at the appropriate times during the cell cycle O acytoskeletal protein, helping the cell maintain its shape Oatumor-suppressor protein, helping to stop the cell from dividing when DNA damage is present O a DNA repair enzyme which is activated by the presence of pyrimidine dimers

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter10: Cell Reproduction

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