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  1. What is the role of m5C #RNAmodifications during neural development? This study shows that m5C reader protein Ybx1 plays a crucial role in promoting #CellCycle progression of embryonic cortical #ProgenitorCells, essential for proper cortical development @PLOSBiology plos.io/3SUN4we

  2. Multiple #myeloma often requires IRE1 to sustain malignant growth, but why? This study shows that IRE1 promotes #CellCycle progression via the transcription factor IRF4, paving the way for new therapeutic strategies @PLOSBiology plos.io/43TnG0L

  3. From post 5,
    Amino acids that are enriched/depleted next to the phospho-site reflect which protein kinase enzymes did the phosphorylation.

    Phospho-dawn sees acid-directed sites being phosphorylated (D and E enriched at ZT0),
    but by evening it's #CellCycle kinases guided by Proline (P at ZT12-16). 😎

    #Shiftwork

  4. How do cells respond to defects in nuclear reassembly after #mitosis? This study in #Drosophila shows that damaged cells are either removed by #apoptosis or activate a p53-dependent #CellCycle checkpoint to maintain tissue integrity #PLOSBiology plos.io/3AA4g4c

  5. Proliferating cells need to maintain a stable size distribution across the generations. This study shows that this is achieved by tightly controlling #CellSize variation throughout the #CellCycle, mainly via regulation of cell growth rate #PLOSBiology plos.io/4aMUWHS

  6. How do #cellcycle oscillators generate exactly two #meiotic divisions for production of haploid #gametes?
    Wolfgang Zachariae and colleagues show that #Spo13/#MEIKIN and #Cdc5/#Plk1 cooperate to prevent premature APC/C-#Ama1 activation after #meiosis I
    embopress.org/doi/full/10.1525

  7. #Phosphorylation control in #mitosis:
    Julie Welburn and colleagues reveal the molecular basis for #cellcycle regulation of #Kif4A and #CENPE motor interaction with #PRC1, needed to organize antiparallel #microtubule bundles and to ensure central spindle integrity, #midbody assembly and #cytokinesis

    embopress.org/doi/full/10.1525

  8. Cover feature in issue 42/2:

    #Golgi #oxygen sensor controlling #intestinal ‘mucin #glycosylation
    by Tal Ilani, Deborah Fass and colleagues with SciStories.com

    And:
    Gut colonization via #GTPase-less EF-G paralog
    #Yeast cells in two minds about #cellcycle start
    #MASTL/#PP2A module restraining #PI3K-Akt
    Zinc-dependent structural transition in ALS-mutated #SOD1
    embopress.org/toc/14602075/202

  9. CW: Nuclear tension controls mitotic entry by regulating cyclin B1 nuclear translocation

    "[...] a tension-dependent signal on the #nucleus that sets the time for nuclear envelope permeabilization (NEP) and mitotic entry. This signal relies on #actomyosin #contractility, which unfolds the nucleus during the G2-M transition, activating the stretch-sensitive #cPLA2 on the nuclear envelope and regulating the nuclear translocation of #cyclin B1.[...]"
    rupress.org/jcb/article-abstra
    #BioMechanics #MechanoBiology #NuclearTension #CellBiology #CellCycle #CellDivision #NuclearEnvelope #NuclearTranslocation #CellCompression #GenomicInstability

  10. CW: Nuclear tension controls mitotic entry by regulating cyclin B1 nuclear translocation

    "[...] a tension-dependent signal on the #nucleus that sets the time for nuclear envelope permeabilization (NEP) and mitotic entry. This signal relies on #actomyosin #contractility, which unfolds the nucleus during the G2-M transition, activating the stretch-sensitive #cPLA2 on the nuclear envelope and regulating the nuclear translocation of #cyclin B1.[...]"
    rupress.org/jcb/article-abstra
    #BioMechanics #MechanoBiology #NuclearTension #CellBiology #CellCycle #CellDivision #NuclearEnvelope #NuclearTranslocation #CellCompression #GenomicInstability

  11. CW: Nuclear tension controls mitotic entry by regulating cyclin B1 nuclear translocation

    "[...] a tension-dependent signal on the #nucleus that sets the time for nuclear envelope permeabilization (NEP) and mitotic entry. This signal relies on #actomyosin #contractility, which unfolds the nucleus during the G2-M transition, activating the stretch-sensitive #cPLA2 on the nuclear envelope and regulating the nuclear translocation of #cyclin B1.[...]"
    rupress.org/jcb/article-abstra
    #BioMechanics #MechanoBiology #NuclearTension #CellBiology #CellCycle #CellDivision #NuclearEnvelope #NuclearTranslocation #CellCompression #GenomicInstability