… in cytokinesis in fungal and animal cells, … cytokinesis remains poorly understood. It is even
more mysterious why and how the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the fission yeast …

… are involved in cytokinesis are conserved from yeast to humans. In … review, we describe
symmetric and asymmetric cell division in animal cell and in a model organism, budding yeast. In …

… to global organization of the division plane within a cell. We provide several examples of
this regulation from budding yeast, fission yeast, and metazoan cells. In some cases, kinase-…

… processes including cytoskeletal regulation, membrane dynamics, signaling, and cell …
and archaea to yeast, plants, and animal cells. This series of articles in Frontiers of Cell and …

… (for review see Pollard and Wu, 2010). Like animal cells, fission yeast assembles an …
From comparing the inhibition of cytokinesis by 1 and 2 mM EGTA, it is likely that both the …

… 1 Illustrations comparing the steps in cytokinesis by animals, budding yeast, and fission yeast.
… other aspect of cytokinesis, so budding yeast, fission yeast, and animal cells use different …

… to those required by animal cells. This makes it easy and economical to obtain a large mass
of … these studies confirmed a defect in cytokinesis in these cells. A quantitative comparison of …

… pak1-as cells exhibit cell polarity and cytokinesis defects in the absence of inhibitor due to
… we expected to find cell polarity and cytokinesis substrates when comparing pak1-as versus …

… (E, F) Cumulative distribution plots comparing mitotic and cytokinetic outcomes in cells (E)
without and (F) with the Pkc1(HR1-C2) Rho1 biosensor. Plots show the accumulation of …

… Mes1 binds and initially inhibits Fzr1 and Slp1 as a competitive substrate to prevent … spindle
microtubules when cdc11 mutant cells (defective in cytokinesis) are exposed to microtubule …