DNA integrity checkpoint signaling
DNA integrity checkpoint
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signal transduction involved in DNA integrity checkpoint
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A signaling process that controls cell cycle progression in response to changes in DNA structure by monitoring the integrity of the DNA. The DNA integrity checkpoint begins with detection of DNA damage, defects in DNA structure or DNA replication, and progresses through signal transduction and ends with cell cycle effector processes.
GO:0000075
cell cycle checkpoint signaling
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SPBC216.05 SPAC24H6.05 SPBC14C8.07c SPAC17D4.02 SPACUNK4.14 SPAC664.07c SPAC23D3.02 SPAC18G6.05c SPAC1952.07 SPBC776.12c SPAC14C4.13 SPAC2G11.12 SPCC23B6.03c SPBC29A10.15 SPCC4B3.12 SPAC20G4.04c SPAC694.06c SPAC23C4.18c SPAC13C5.07 SPAC17A2.13c SPAC19G12.06c SPBC28F2.07 SPCC622.08c SPBC582.03 SPCC338.08 SPCC18B5.03 SPCC1259.13 SPCC18B5.11c SPAC8E11.02c SPAC1556.01c SPCC550.13 SPBC36B7.09 SPBC6B1.09c SPCC4G3.05c SPBC342.05 SPBC11B10.09 SPAC9E9.08 SPAPB1E7.06c