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Eliza O'Donnell

Cornell University

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A mammalian-specific domain of MSH5 drives the transition from crossover licensing to designation during meiotic prophase I

Ky’ara D. Carr, Eliza O'Donnell, Tegan S. A. Horan, Maame Serwaa Adjei-Boadu, Anna J. Wood, Yongwei Zhang, Winfried Edelmann, María de las Mercedes Carro, Paula E. Cohen

This study shows that a mammalian-specific domain of MSH5 is essential for converting licensed DSB repair intermediates to designated class I crossovers during meiosis.

bioRxiv · Jun 18, 2026 · PreprintGenetics