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The Human Kinesin Kif18A’s Neck Linker Permits Navigation of Microtubule Bound Obstacles within the Mitotic Spindle

2018-07-07

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Mitotic chromosome alignment is essential for the robust separation of genetic material into daughter cells. In mammalian cells, this process requires the function of Kif18A, a kinesin-8 motor protein. Kif18A confines chromosome movement to the mitotic spindle equator by accumulating at the plus-ends of kinetochore microtubule bundles (K-fibers), where it functions to suppress K-fiber dynamics. It is not understoo...

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10.1101/364380
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