M Phase Arrest
M Phase Arrest is a cellular regulatory phenomenon characterized by the halting of cell cycle progression during the mitotic phase (M phase), specifically preventing the completion of mitosis through the disruption of spindle assembly or chromosome segregation, thereby maintaining cells in a state of mitotic stagnation.
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