| Autor: |
Esser, Karl, Kües, Ursula, Fischer, Reinhard, García-Rodríguez, L. J., Gay, A. C., Pon, L. A. |
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Growth, Differentiation & Sexuality; 2006, p21-36, 16p |
| Abstrakt: |
Organelle inheritance has emerged as an active and fundamentally important branch of cell biology. As a result of advances in our understanding of organelle biogenesis, cell cycle progression, cytoskeletal dynamics, establishment of cell polarity, and membrane-cytoskeletal interactions, we are now in a position to uncover the molecular basis for organelle inheritance. Diversity appears to be a theme in organelle inheritance, from the use of immobilization versus selective mobilization for control of organelle position, in the type of force-generating machinery that is used to drive organelle motility, and in the type of cytoskeletal network used for all forms of positional control. Fungi will continue to play a central role as model systems to understand the mechanisms that ensure proper organelle segregation during cell division in dividing cells. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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