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How do cells respond to defects in nuclear reassembly after #mitosis? This study in #Drosophila shows that damaged cells are either removed by #apoptosis or activate a p53-dependent #CellCycle checkpoint to maintain tissue integrity #PLOSBiology
https://plos.io/3AA4g4c 
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