There are two checkpoints during the cell cycle that regulate cell division. they are right before the phase and phase. s; m g1; g2 s; g1 m; g2

Two checkpoints during the cell cycle that regulate cell division are right before S phase and M phase.

Cell cycle checkpoints are control mechanisms necessary for proper cell division. In the cell cycle, there are two checkpoints: the G1 checkpoint and the G2 checkpoint. The G1 checkpoint is right before the S phase, and G2 checkpoint is right before the M phase.
If something is wrong at the G1 checkpoint, the cell will not enter the cell cycle. It is important to be delayed before cell enters S phase where DNA replication commences.
The G2 checkpoint is a DNA damage checkpoint and if DNA is damaged, entering the cell cycle is delayed before mitosis (M phase).