Coordinated events of nuclear assembly
Abstract
Each time a metazoan cell undergoes open mitosis, the nucleus is dismantled in order to partition DNA content to the daughter cells. After chromosomes separate, changes at the chromatin surface usher in reestablishment of nuclear architecture. Proteins destined for the nuclear envelope are attracted to chromatin and concomitantly recruit membrane. As nuclear envelope and protein constituents spread to coat chromatin, distinct regions emerge—some...
Paper Details
Title
Coordinated events of nuclear assembly
Published Date
Jun 1, 2017
Volume
46
Pages
39 - 45
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