Centromere protein: Difference between revisions

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 •      '''CENP-B''' facilitates centromere formation.<ref>PMID:11726497</ref><br />
 •	'''CENP-A''' is a component of modified nucleosome replacing hitone H3.<ref>PMID:20739937</ref><br />
-•	'''CENP-E''' is a motor protein involved inchromosome movement.<ref>PMID:15159587</ref><br />
+•	'''CENP-E''' is a motor protein involved in chromosome movement.<ref>PMID:15159587</ref><br />
+•	'''CENP-I''' regulates the recruitment of kinetochore-associated proteins that are required to generate the spindle checkpoint signal.<br />
 •	'''CENP-M''' and '''CENP-N''' are involved in the kinetochore assembly.<ref>PMID:25006165</ref><br />
+•	'''Kinetochore''' is a complex essential for accurate chromosome segregation.<ref>PMID:16214339</ref><br />
 •	'''CENP-mis12''' from fission yeast is required for correct spindle morphogenesis<ref>PMID:10398680</ref>.<br />
 *   '''Inner centromere protein''' (INCENP) is a component of the chromosomal passenger complex which regulates mitosis.  INCENP are localized at the centromeres during mid-metaphase of the cell cycle.<ref>PMID:17956729</ref>
+•	'''CBF3''' is a yeast complex which interacts with centromeric DNA and mediates nucleosome deposition.<ref>PMID:30478265</ref><br />
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