S/g2 Transition
The "S/G2 Transition" is a regulatory phase in the cell cycle, classified as a cell cycle transition, that specifically governs the progression from the DNA synthesis phase (S) to the second gap phase (G2), distinguished by the completion of DNA replication and the activation of checkpoint mechanisms ensuring genomic integrity prior to mitosis.
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