Ndc80和Dam1复合物的三个相互作用区域在负载下支持微管尖端耦合

Rachel L. Flores, Zach Peterson, A. Zelter, Michael Riffle, C. Asbury, T. Davis
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Flores等人利用激光捕获重组Ndc80和Dam1着丝点复合物,表明复合物的三个不同区域之间的相互作用支持对动态微管尖端的强大、稳定的附着。磷酸化其中两个区域会降低附着强度和稳定性。磷酸化第三个区域会降低长期稳定性。
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Three interacting regions of the Ndc80 and Dam1 complexes support microtubule tip-coupling under load
Using laser trapping with recombinant Ndc80 and Dam1 kinetochore complexes, Flores et al. show that interactions between three distinct regions of the complexes support strong, stable attachments to dynamic microtubule tips. Phosphorylating two of the regions reduces both attachment strength and stability. Phosphorylating the third region specifically reduces long-term stability.
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