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Editorials: Cell Cycle Features

EPH-ective control of cytokinesis

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Pages 241-242 | Received 14 Oct 2016, Accepted 17 Oct 2016, Published online: 11 Nov 2016

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Figure 1. An Eph-induced signaling cascade prevents cytokinesis completion: possible physiological and pathological consequences. Activation of Eph signaling in dividing cells interrupts or delays cytokinesis which increases the fraction of polyploid cells. In the neocortex polyploid neurons could participate in generating neuronal diversity while in other tissues, cytokinesis defects could increase genomic instability and participate in tumor initiation.

Figure 1. An Eph-induced signaling cascade prevents cytokinesis completion: possible physiological and pathological consequences. Activation of Eph signaling in dividing cells interrupts or delays cytokinesis which increases the fraction of polyploid cells. In the neocortex polyploid neurons could participate in generating neuronal diversity while in other tissues, cytokinesis defects could increase genomic instability and participate in tumor initiation.

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