Several folks have given mechanistic answers; I'll just point out the reason—because it oughtn't DNA replication generates more copies of the genetic material. read more
Several folks have given mechanistic answers; I’ll just point out the reason—because it oughtn’t DNA replication generates more copies of the genetic material. read more
Only when CDK drops at the completion of mitosis, is the restriction on licensing relieved and a new round of replication is allowed. Such a CDK-regulated licensing control is conserved from yeast to higher eukaryotes, and ensures that DNA replication takes place only once in a cycle. read more