Publications by authors named "Yuichiro Kogure"
Nucleic Acids Res
July 2020
Article Synopsis
- The nucleolus is a nuclear structure that disappears during cell division (mitosis), leading to changes in the location of certain proteins, although their roles are not well understood.
- Researchers identified a protein complex called NWC, made up of nucleolar protein 11 (NOL11), WD-repeat protein 43 (WDR43), and Cirhin, which moves from the nucleolus to the edges of chromosomes during mitosis.
- The NWC complex is critical for proper chromosome alignment and sister chromatid cohesion, as it aids in the localization of essential proteins like Aurora B, which are needed for accurate chromosome separation.
