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The chromosomal passenger complex is required for meiotic acentrosomal spindle assembly and chromosome biorientation

Radford et al., 2012

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Radford S
Jang J
McKim K
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DURING meiosis in the females of many species, spindle assembly occurs in the absence of the microtubule-organizing centers called centrosomes. In the absence of centrosomes, the nature of the chromosome-based signal that recruits microtubules to promote spindle …
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