The Watchdogs of chromosome-segregation

Chromosomes are duplicated before they are segregated in equal parts to daughter-cells during cell division. An important regulator of this chromosome-separation is the "chromosomal passenger complex", a protein complex which plays a central role in cell division and in ongoing research on cancer development.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news112889428.html">The Watchdogs of chromosome-segregation</a></p> <p>Chromosomes are duplicated before they are segregated in equal parts to daughter-cells during cell division. An important regulator of this chromosome-separation is the "chromosomal passenger complex", a protein complex which plays a central role in cell division and in ongoing research on cancer development.</p>