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Asymmetric loading of Kar9 onto spindle poles and microtubules ensures proper spindle alignment.
Cell - 21 Feb 2003
Liakopoulos Dimitris, Kusch Justine, Grava Sandrine, Vogel Jackie, Barral Yves
Abstract excerpt
Spindle alignment is the process in which the two spindle poles are directed toward preselected and opposite cell ends. In budding yeast, the APC-related molecule Kar9 is required for proper alignment of the spindle with the mother-bud axis. We find that Kar9 localizes to the prospective daughter cell spindle pole. Kar9 is transferred from the pole to cytoplasmic microtubules, which are then guided in a...
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