loss of viability in stationary phase loss of viability following cell cycle arrest at mitotic G2/M phase transition loss of viability in stationary phase following entry from mitotic G2 phase loss of viability of following entry into stationary phase from mitotic G2 phase decreased viability in stationary phase following entry from mitotic G2 phase reduced viability in stationary phase following entry from mitotic G2 phase loss of viability in stationary phase following entry from mitotic G2/M phase transition A cell population phenotype in which a smaller than normal proportion of cells in the population remains viable after entering stationary phase following arrest at the mitotic G2/M phase transition of the mitotic cell cycle. loss of cell population viability in stationary phase following entry from mitotic G2 phase Use this term to annotate experiments in which a culture is grown under conditions that induce stationary phase entry from G2 phase (e.g. minimal medium lacking either glucose or sulfate), and then the number of cells viable enough to form a colony upon return to conditions supporting vegetative growth is measured and compared to wild type. 2018-04-25T15:20:18Z midori loss of viability following mitotic G2 arrest and stationary phase entry FYPO:0006523