Cell
Volume 66, Issue 1, 12 July 1991, Pages 149-159
ArticleA fission yeast B-type cyclin functioning early in the cell cycle
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2016, CellCitation Excerpt :All of the experiments above were conducted in the simplified CDK network. In wild-type S. pombe, CDK differentially associates with Cdc13 and three other non-essential cyclins that function during G1 and S phase: Cig1, Cig2, and Puc1 (Bueno et al., 1991; Connolly and Beach, 1994; Fisher and Nurse, 1996; Martín-Castellanos et al., 2000; Mondesert et al., 1996; Obara-Ishihara and Okayama, 1994). It could be argued that CDK activity thresholds are only responsible for ordering substrate phosphorylation in cells run on the simplified system, where G1/S cyclin-CDK complexes are absent.
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