ReviewJournal of plant research2015
Cell cycle reentry from the late S phase: implications from stem cell formation in the moss Physcomitrella patens.
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Abstract
Differentiated cells are in a non-dividing, quiescent state, but some differentiated cells can reenter the cell cycle in response to appropriate stimuli. Quiescent cells are generally arrested at the G0/G1 phase, reenter the cell cycle, and progress to the S phase to replicate their genomic DNA. On the other hand, some types of cells are arrested at the different phase and reenter the cell cycle from there. In the moss Physcomitrella patens, the differentiated leaf cells of gametophores formed in the haploid generation contain approximately 2C DNA content, and DNA synthesis is necessary for reentry into the cell cycle, which is suggested to be arrested at late S phase. Here we review various cell-division reactivation processes in which cells reenter the cell cycle from the late S phase, and discuss possible mechanisms of such unusual cell cycle reentries with special emphasis on Physcomitrella.
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