Aurora B kinases restrict chromosome decondensation to telophase of mitosis
Aurora B kinases restrict chromosome decondensation to telophase of mitosis
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DOI:
10.4161/cc.7.3.5381
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发表时间:
2008-02-01
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影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Clarke, Duncan J.
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作者:
Vas, Amit C. J.;Clarke, Duncan J.
The Aurora kinases comprise a family of evolutionary conserved serine/ threonine kinases that have important functions in centrosome duplication, mitotic spindle assembly, chromosome condensation, chromosome biorientation on the spindle and chromosome segregation. Vertebrates have three Aurora kinases, Aurora-A, -B and -C, while invertebrates have only Aurora-A and -B and yeasts have a single Aurora kinase, Ipl1 in S. cerevisiae and Ark1 in S. pombe. Recently, the role of Aurora kinases in chromosome condensation has been defined; Aurora B plays a crucial role in the axial shortening of chromosomes during anaphase, presumably in order to prevent chromosome arms from becoming trapped within the cytokinetic plate.