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Binding Site Maturation Modulated by Molecular Density Underlies Ndc80 Binding to Kinetochore Receptor CENP-T

2024-02-26

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Macromolecular assembly depends on tightly regulated pairwise binding interactions that are selectively favored at assembly sites while being disfavored in the soluble phase. This selective control can arise due to molecular density-enhanced binding, as recently found for the kinetochore scaffold protein CENP-T. When clustered, CENP-T recruits markedly more Ndc80 complexes than its monomeric counterpart, but the u...

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4887dd59-2487-5d9d-8217-b6f51a03dff3
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10.1101/2024.02.25.581584
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