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Cytokinesis in yeast meiosis depends on the regulated removal of Ssp1p from the prospore membrane.

The EMBO journal - 4 Apr 2007

Maier Peter, Rathfelder Nicole, Finkbeiner Martin G, Taxis Christof, Mazza Massimiliano, Le Panse Sophie, Haguenauer-Tsapis Rosine, Knop Michael

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Intracellular budding is a developmentally regulated type of cell division common to many fungi and protists. In Saccaromyces cerevisiae, intracellular budding requires the de novo assembly of membranes, the prospore membranes (PSMs) and occurs during spore formation in meiosis. Ssp1p is a sporulation-specific protein that has previously been shown to localize to secretory vesicles and to recruit the leading edge...

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PMID: 17347652
DOI: 10.1038/sj.emboj.7601621
PMCID: PMC1847655

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