Tubulin sequence divergence is associated with the use of distinct microtubule regulators

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To address this, we turned to Naegleria, an amoeba with highly divergent tubulins. We previously found that these tubulins likely diverged due to their exclusive use in mitosis, making this a great system to trace microtubule influence on kinetochore ev…

RP @askennard.bsky.social: Something to read on your way home from #cellbio2024: our paper on microtubule networks and tubulin evolution! 🧵(1/14) www.cell.com/current-biol...

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RP @simonereber.bsky.social: 🌟@askennard.bsky.social @katrinavelle.bsky.social @fritzlaylin.bsky.social et al. published a beautiful paper in @currentbiology.bsky.social 🌟 @gilh.bsky.social & I 👯‍♂️ highlighted this exciting work! Article: www.scie…

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