abnormal cytokinesis checkpoint abolished response to cytokinesis checkpoint signaling cell cycle arrest resulting from cytokinesis checkpoint activation abolished 2014-10-15T10:24:37Z midori abolished cytokinesis checkpoint arrest A cellular process phenotype in which a mitotic cell cycle arrest that normally occurs in response to the cytokinesis after mitosis checkpoint does not occur. The cytokinesis after mitosis checkpoint normally delays the G2/M transition of a mitotic cell cycle if cytokinesis was not completed correctly in the previous cell cycle. Abolished arrest may result from a problem with detection of conditions that normally trigger a checkpoint, transduction of the checkpoint signal, or the response to the checkpoint signal. May indicate that a cell cycle checkpoint is not activated under conditions that normally trigger checkpoint signaling and subsequent cell cycle arrest. abolished response to cytokinesis after mitosis checkpoint signaling abolished response to mitotic cell cycle cytokinesis checkpoint signaling abolished cytokinesis after mitosis checkpoint FYPO:0003831 abolished cytokinesis checkpoint activation