Pauses in DNA replication that result from checkpoint regulation are often referred to as:

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The pauses in DNA replication resulting from checkpoint regulation are known as molecular brakes. They serve as a mechanism to ensure that the replication process is accurate and complete before moving on to the next phase. Genetic brakes and S-cyclin controls are not terms commonly used to describe these checkpoints, and checkpoint recesses is not a recognized term in this context.

Pauses in DNA Replication That Result from Checkpoint Regulation Are