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MCQ
The progression of a cell through the cell cycle is controlled at specific points called:
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A Replication points
B Checkpoints
C Centromeres
D Synapses
Explanation

Checkpoints (such as G1/S and G2/M) monitor the cell cycle and ensure the cell divides only under proper conditions.

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