Sentences with phrase «in fission yeast»

Thus, interphase microtubules in the fission yeast require motor activities for their proper organization.

The Noma laboratory has studied 3D chromosome organizations in the fission yeast model organism and the more complex human system.

The researchers discovered the actions of multiple independent meiotic drivers in fission yeasts in an earlier study, reported in 2014 in eLife, but didn't know which genes were responsible, or how they destroyed gametes that didn't inherit the genes.

Thus, Taz1p appears to regulate telomeric recombination as well as telomerase activity in fission yeast.

Behaviour similar to that of a PS has also been observed in fission yeast (S. pombe) and the roundworm (C. elegans), albeit with no molecular explanation.

For the last few years, her team has explored these questions in fission yeast.

Functional and regulatory profiling of energy metabolism in fission yeast.

We have now identified homologous proteins in fission yeast and in humans.

Microtubules in fission yeast are oriented properly in the cell by a molecular motor, allowing the yeast cell to elongate.

More specifically, we have been studying the roles of the condensin and cohesin complexes in 3D genome organization in the fission yeast, mouse and human systems.

Here, in fission yeast the actin ring was found to be required to generate late - mitotic microtubular structures located at the division plane, and these in turn maintained the medial position of the actin ring.

If either of the same two mutant DDX3X proteins were substituted for the most similar protein in fission yeast, the yeast died.

In fission yeast, telomeres are one of the locations where heterochromatin is found, another being the centromere — the dense knob - like structure at the center of a chromosome.