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In a cellular context (ie. diagram should be within a cell), represent the sequence of events...

In a cellular context (ie. diagram should be within a cell), represent the sequence of events that occur in a cell in G phase when a growth factor such as PDGF is present in the extracellular matrix but double-stranded DNA breaks are present in the genome. Be sure to label molecules involve and correctly represent their cellular location ( PM, cytosol, nucleus ( relative to DNA).

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