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The meiotic recombination checkpoint suppresses NHK-1 kinase to prevent reorganisation of the oocyte nucleus in Drosophila.

PLoS genetics - 28 Oct 2010

Lancaster Oscar M, Breuer Manuel, Cullen C Fiona, Ito Takashi, Ohkura Hiroyuki

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The meiotic recombination checkpoint is a signalling pathway that blocks meiotic progression when the repair of DNA breaks formed during recombination is delayed. In comparison to the signalling pathway itself, however, the molecular targets of the checkpoint that control meiotic progression are...

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PMID: 21060809
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1001179
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