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Fission yeast dim1+ encodes a functionally conserved polypeptide essential for mitosis

Berry et al., 1997

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4332322300830918993
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Berry L
Gould K
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The Journal of cell biology

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In a screen for second site mutations capable of reducing the restrictive temperature of the fission yeast mutant cdc2-D217N, we have isolated a novel temperature-sensitive mutant, dim1-35. When shifted to restrictive temperature, dim1-35 mutant cells arrest before entry …
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