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Assembly of a Parts List of the Human Mitotic Cell Cycle Machinery

2018-03-11

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The set of proteins required for mitotic division remains poorly characterised. Here, an extensive series of correlation analyses of human and mouse transcriptomics data was performed to identify genes strongly and reproducibly associated with cells undergoing S/G2-M phases of the cell cycle. In so doing, a list of 701 cell cycle-associated genes was defined and shown that whilst many are only expressed during the...

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Literature Corpus work: 36171cdf-0354-581d-a089-e814c5dcfd15
DOI: 10.1101/280339

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