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Control of cellular organization and its coordination with the cell cycle

Pages 869-875 | Received 16 Dec 2019, Accepted 09 Jan 2020, Published online: 27 Jan 2020

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Figure 1. Cell polarity of fission yeast is coordinated with the cell cycle (a) and its nuclear size is proportional to cell size (b), resulting in constant ratio between nuclear and cellular volume (N/C ratio) (c).

Figure 1. Cell polarity of fission yeast is coordinated with the cell cycle (a) and its nuclear size is proportional to cell size (b), resulting in constant ratio between nuclear and cellular volume (N/C ratio) (c).

Table 1. Components of the MOR and the SIN.

Figure 2. Essential components of the MOR and a cross talk between the SIN and the MOR.

Figure 2. Essential components of the MOR and a cross talk between the SIN and the MOR.

Figure 3. The CCT (Cds1-Calcineurin-Tip1) pathway and its role in NETO delay when DNA replication is perturbed.

Figure 3. The CCT (Cds1-Calcineurin-Tip1) pathway and its role in NETO delay when DNA replication is perturbed.

Data availability statement

The data described in this article are openly available in the Open Science Framework at DOI:10.17605/OSF.IO/TPA6U.

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