Posts | Agathe Chaigne (@AgatheChaigne@biologists.social)

In their Review article, Snježana Kodba &

discuss the mechanisms that trigger delayed and incomplete abscission in development and disease. They propose that NoCut controls dynamics of abscission rather than being a bona fide cell cycle checkpoint.
https://journals.biologists.com/jcs/article/136/13/jcs260520/321178/Delayed-abscission-in-animal-cells-from

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Delayed abscission in animal cells – from development to defects

Summary: At the end of cell division, cells can delay final separation and instead remain connected. Here, we discuss how and why this occurs in normal development and disease.

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