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Conserved Wat1/Pop3 WD-repeat protein of fission yeast secures genome stability through microtubule integrity and may be involved in mRNA maturation.

Journal of cell science - 1 Aug 2001

Ochotorena I L, Hirata D, Kominami K, Potashkin J, Sahin F, Wentz-Hunter K, Gould K L, Sato K, Yoshida Y, Vardy L, Toda T

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Accurate chromosome segregation is dependent upon the integrity of mitotic spindles, which pull each pair of sister chromatids towards opposite poles. In this study, we have characterised fission yeast pop3-5235, a diploidising mutant that is impaired in genome stability. Pop3 is the same as Wat1, a conserved protein containing 7 WD repeats. Pop3/Wat1 has also been isolated from a two-hybrid screen as a binding...

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PMID: 11686295
DOI: 10.1242/jcs.114.16.2911

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