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Chlamydomonas fla mutants reveal a link between deflagellation and intraflagellar transport.

BMC cell biology - 20 Aug 2003

Parker Jeremy David Kirk, Quarmby Lynne Marie

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BACKGROUND: Cilia and flagella are often lost in anticipation of mitosis or in response to stress. There are two ways that a cell can lose its flagella: resorption or deflagellation. Deflagellation involves active severing of the axoneme at the base of the flagellum; this process is defective in Chlamydomonas fa mutants. In contrast, resorption has been thought to occur as a consequence of constitutive...

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PMID: 12930563
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2121-4-11
PMCID: PMC194436

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