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STEEx, a boundary between the world of quiescence and the vegetative cycle.

Current genetics - 1 Aug 2018

Maestroni Laetitia, Géli Vincent, Coulon Stéphane

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Telomere maintenance mechanism is poorly studied in quiescence, a reversible non-proliferative state. We previously described in fission yeast a new mode of repair of telomeres named STEEx, that specifically operates in post-mitotic cells harboring eroded telomeres. This mechanism, promoted by transcription-induced telomeric recombination, prevents cells to exit properly from quiescence, suggesting that STEEx act...

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PMID: 29392410
DOI: 10.1007/s00294-018-0808-x

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