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G. I. Jung

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Distinct Aurora B pools at the inner centromere and kinetochore have different contributions to meiotic and mitotic chromosome segregation

G. Cairo, C. Greiwe, G. I. Jung, C. Blengini, K. Schindler, S. Lacefield

The paper investigates how different Aurora B/C kinase recruitment pathways contribute to meiotic and mitotic chromosome segregation in budding yeast and mouse oogenesis.

bioRxiv · Feb 5, 2023Cell Biology

A meiotic midbody structure in mouse oocytes acts as a barrier for nascent translation to ensure developmental competence

G. I. Jung, D. Londono-Vasquez, S. Park, A. Skop, A. Balboula, K. Schindler

This study identifies a meiotic midbody structure in mouse oocytes that acts as a barrier to prevent nascent translation from escaping into polar bodies, ensuring embryonic developmental competence.

bioRxiv · Nov 17, 2022 · PreprintCell Biology

Fate of the M-phase-assembled centrioles during the cell cycle in the TP53;PCNT;CEP215-deleted cells

G. I. Jung, K. Rhee

This study examines how supernumerary centrioles formed in TP53;PCNT;CEP215-deleted cells behave during the cell cycle, finding they cannot function as templates for assembly but can organize microtubules during M phase.

bioRxiv · Sep 14, 2020Cell Biology