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Cellular localization of Sun4p and its interaction with proteins in the yeast birth scar.

Cell cycle (Georgetown, Tex.) - 17 Jul 2016

Kuznetsov Evgeny, Váchová Libuše, Palková Zdena

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Yeast harbor several proteins with predicted glucanase activity that are potentially involved in cell wall remodeling during different processes, including mitosis. Here, we showed that 2 of these putative glucanases, Sun4p and Dse2p, co-localize to the yeast birth scar, dependently on presence of the third glucanase, Egt2p. The absence of these glucanases results in inefficient mother-daughter cell separation....

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PMID: 27229769
DOI: 10.1080/15384101.2016.1189043
PMCID: PMC4968892

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