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Temperature-dependent modulation of chromosome segregation in msh4 mutants of budding yeast.

PloS one - 9 Oct 2009

Chan Andrew Chi-Ho, Borts Rhona H, Hoffmann Eva

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BACKGROUND: In many organisms, homologous chromosomes rely upon recombination-mediated linkages, termed crossovers, to promote their accurate segregation at meiosis I. In budding yeast, the evolutionarily conserved mismatch-repair paralogues, Msh4 and Msh5, promote crossover formation in conjunction with several other proteins, collectively termed the Synapsis Initiation Complex (SIC) proteins or 'ZMM's...

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PMID: 19816584
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0007284
PMCID: PMC2757900

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