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Computational modelling and near-complete kinetochore tracking reveal how chromosome dynamics during cell division are co-ordinated in space and time

2021-12-17

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Mitotic chromosome segregation is a self-organising process that achieves high fidelity separation of 46 duplicated chromosomes into two daughter cells. Chromosomes must be captured by the microtubule-based spindle, aligned at the spindle equator where they undergo oscillatory motion (metaphase) and then pulled to opposite spindle poles (anaphase). These large and small-scale chromosome movements are driven by kin...

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58662f51-1ddc-5955-852e-d828d018cd00
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10.1101/2021.12.16.472953
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