Chromosome Movement: Dynein-out at the Kinetochore

Overview

Journal Curr Biol

Publisher Cell Press

Specialty Biology

Date 2001 Mar 16

PMID 11250166

Citations 17

Authors

J D Banks

R Heald

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Abstract

Cell biologists have long speculated that a minus end-directed motor localized at kinetochores contributes to the poleward movement of chromosomes during mitosis. Two recent studies provide direct evidence that cytoplasmic dynein can perform this function.

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