Anticancer drugs are classified as cell-cycle-nonspecific if they exert antineoplastic effects on the cell only when it is in the _______ phase of the cell cycle.

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Cell-cycle-nonspecific drugs do not have a specific phase target and can act on cells in any phase of the cell cycle. Therefore, none of the phases listed (G1, G2, S, M) apply to cell-cycle-nonspecific drugs.

Anticancer Drugs Are Classified as Cell-Cycle-Nonspecific If They Exert Antineoplastic