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A gene duplication of a septin provides a developmentally-regulated filament length control mechanism

2021-04-24

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Septins are a family of conserved filament-forming proteins that function in a variety of processes including cell cycle progression, cell morphogenesis and autophagy. Despite their conservation from yeast to humans, the number of septin genes within an organism varies and higher eukaryotes express many septin isoforms due to alternative splicing. It is unclear how variability in septin complex composition influen...

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12358155-e2a0-5958-b650-1e527a9035f0
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10.1101/2021.04.23.441157
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