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Oncogene — dominant gain-of-function mutations
promote cell transformation
Tumor suppressor gene — recessive, loss-of-function mutations
promote cell transformation
Images removed due to copyright reasons.
Daughter cells
Extracellular
growth
control signals
G0
Intracellular
quality control
checks
M (Mitosis)
G1
G2
S
(DNA synthesis)
Figure by MIT OCW.
Cell cycle in S. cerevisiae
Mother cell
Cytokinesis
Daughter cell
Chromosome
segregation;
nuclear division
Growth
G1
M
START
Spindle pole body
duplication
Spindle formation
S
G2
Bud emergence
DNA replication
Nuclear migration
Figure by MIT OCW.
A Genetic Screen for Cell Cycle Mutants
Figure by MIT OCW.