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I. Ponjavic

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Research Focus:chromatin & epigenetic regulation· 1 Organism:human· 1

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I. M. Tolic· 2 shared A. Ivec· 1 shared B. Kokanovic· 1 shared I. Barisic· 1 shared K. Vukusic· 1 shared M. Trupinic· 1 shared P. Risteski· 1 shared R. Buđa· 1 shared

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The chirality of the mitotic spindle provides a mechanical response to forces and depends on microtubule motors and augmin

M. Trupinic, B. Kokanovic, I. Ponjavic, I. Barisic, S. Segvic, A. Ivec, I. M. Tolic

This study measures spindle chirality and shows it is regulated by microtubule motors and augmin, with implications for mechanical response to forces during mitosis.

bioRxiv · Dec 27, 2020Cell Biology

Chromosome segregation is driven by joint microtubule sliding action of kinesins KIF4A and EG5

K. Vukusic, R. Buđa, I. Ponjavic, P. Risteski, I. M. Tolic

The paper identifies KIF4A and EG5 as essential for spindle elongation through microtubule sliding in human cells, showing two independent sliding modules drive this process.

bioRxiv · Dec 20, 2019Cell Biology