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In the context of the cell cycle, which cyclin is most important for the G1 to S transition, the G2 to M transition, and which cyclins fall to low levels during mitosis

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In the context of the cell cycle, which cyclin
is most important for the G1 to S transition,
the G2 to M transition, and which cyclins
fall to low levels during mitosis

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