If a cell stops at the G₁checkpoint, this is most likely due to what problem? A) The DNA has not finished replicating. B) The chromosomes are not aligned properly. C) There is DNA damage. D) The cell is cancerous. E) There is no problem. The cell normally stops at the G₁ checkpoint.

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The G1 checkpoint ensures that the cell's DNA is intact and undamaged before proceeding to DNA replication. If there is DNA damage, the cell will stop at this checkpoint to allow for repair.

If a Cell Stops at the G1 checkpoint, This Is

If a Cell Stops at the G₁checkpoint, This Is