Sự bất hoạt của Cdk1/Cyclin B trong các tế bào FT210 của chuột bị giữ lại ở kỳ giữa dẫn đến thoát khỏi quá trình phân bào mà không có phân tách nhiễm sắc thể hoặc phân chia tế bào, và cho phép tiến vào chu kỳ tế bào tiếp theo

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