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Aurora B Regulates Chromosome Dispersal During Cell Division
Researchers studying the biochemical events that occur during cell division have found that the Aurora B protein regulates correct dispersal of chromosomes into the daughter cells by loading inactive mitotic centromere-associated kinesin (MCAK) onto the chromosomes. More...16 Mar 2004
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