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Research team discovers how cells balance speed and precision during cell division

Público1 September 2026 at 07:05

A research team discovered how cells manage to balance speed and precision during the cell division process. The study revealed the mechanisms through which cells correct errors and control the time needed to complete division.

The research identified how the different error correction mechanisms communicate with each other during the cell division process. This communication allows cells to make decisions about when they should slow down to correct problems or when they can proceed rapidly.

The discovery has potentially significant implications for cancer treatment. Understanding this balance between speed and precision may open new possibilities for better responding to therapies against this disease.

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