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From: The importance of CDC27 in cancer: molecular pathology and clinical aspects

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Cell cycle regulation by CDC27. At the G2/M transition CDC27 interacts with CDC20 and regulates proteolysis of proteins such as Securin and cyclin B. At the M/G1 transition, CDC27 interacts with CDH1. Therefore, CDC20, CDC5 and residual securin and cyclin B are targeted for degradation. At S phase, CDC27 and CDC16 by degradation of initiator proteins of DNA synthesis cause only one time DNA replication

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