Chemotherapy fights cancer by disrupting mitosis, either by preventing DNA replication or inhibiting spindle formation at metaphase.
La chemioterapia combatte il cancro interrompendo la mitosi, prevenendo la replicazione del DNA o interferendo con la formazione del fuso alla metafase.
| Front | What does chemotherapy do? |
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| Back | - fights cancer - by disrupting mitosis 1 - prevents DNA replication 2 - inhibits metaphase by interfering with spindle formation |
Tags: genetics
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