Orphan Kinesin NOD Lacks Motile Properties But Does Possess a Microtubule-stimulated ATPase Activity
Matthies, Heinrich J.G., Baskin, Ronald J., Hawley, R. Scott
NOD is a Drosophila chromosome-associated kinesin-like protein that does not fall into the chromokinesin subfamily. Although NOD lacks residues known to be critical for kinesin function, we show that...
Cui, Wei, Sproul, Lisa R., Gustafson, Susan M., Matthies, Heinrich J.G., Gilbert, Susan P., Hawley, R. S.
Nod, a nonmotile kinesinlike protein, plays a critical role in segregating achiasmate chromosomes during female meiosis. In addition to localizing to oocyte chromosomes, we show that functional...
Orphan Kinesin NOD Lacks Motile Properties But Does Possess a Microtubule-stimulated ATPase Activity
Matthies, Heinrich J.G., Baskin, Ronald J., Hawley, R. Scott
NOD is a Drosophila chromosome-associated kinesin-like protein that does not fall into the chromokinesin subfamily. Although NOD lacks residues known to be critical for kinesin function, we show that...
Cui, Wei, Sproul, Lisa R., Gustafson, Susan M., Matthies, Heinrich J.G., Gilbert, Susan P., Hawley, R. S.
Nod, a nonmotile kinesinlike protein, plays a critical role in segregating achiasmate chromosomes during female meiosis. In addition to localizing to oocyte chromosomes, we show that functional...
Matthies, Heinrich J.G., Messina, Lisa G., Namba, Ruria, Greer, Kimberly J., Walker, M.Y., Hawley, R. Scott
Drosophila melanogaster oocytes heterozygous for mutations in the α-tubulin 67C gene (αtub67C) display defects in centromere positioning during prometaphase of meiosis I. The centromeres do not...