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Study pinpoints two ways that cells control dynamics of kinetochore proteins.

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Koushika studies axonal transport primarily in the worm C.elegans.

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Accurate cell division requires timely kinetochore disassembly, which is promoted by CDK phosphorylation of target genes, including CENP-T, and nuclear exclusion of the Ndc80 complex.

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The FANCJ helicase promotes DNA replication in trans by counteracting fork stalling at replication barriers and suppresses heterochromatin spreading by coupling fork movement with maintenance of chromatin structure.

SCFSlimb-mediated down-regulation of the condensin II subunit Cap-H2 is required to maintain proper organization and morphology of the interphase nucleus.

A human Aurora A kinase engineered to be specifically inhibited by the ATP analog 1-Na-PP1 allows dissection of a novel role for this protein in central spindle assembly.

Glycosylation in the C-terminal 50–55 residues of proteins is mediated posttranslocationally by the STT3B isoform of oligosaccharyltransferase, with a preference for NXT sites.

Yeast BLOC-1 acts as both a Rab5–Vps21 effector and an adapter for the Rab-GAP Msb3 to promote endosomal maturation.

To increase the efficiency of aggrephagy, specific scaffold proteins such as EPG-7 endow cargo specificity and link cargo–receptor complexes to the autophagic machinery.

Binding of cadherin to F-actin cooperates with the cadherin cis-interface to stabilize cadherin adhesion clusters and is required for their directional movement.

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Multiple large-scale analyses in yeast implicate SUMO chain function in the maintenance of higher-order chromatin structure and transcriptional repression of environmental stress response genes.

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