A eukaryotic cell G2-M checkpoint assesses the status of
A)DNA replication.
B)chromosome attachment to kinetochore microtubules.
C)nutrient abundance.
D)mitotic cyclin degradation.
E)the presence of growth factors.

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The G2-M checkpoint in eukaryotic cells ensures that DNA replication is complete and the DNA is not damaged before the cell enters mitosis. This checkpoint prevents cells with incomplete or damaged DNA from undergoing mitosis, thus maintaining genomic integrity.

A Eukaryotic Cell G2-M Checkpoint Assesses the Status of