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Separase–securin complex: a cunning way to control chromosome segregation
April 6 2017
April 6 2017
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Abstract
Separases are crucial cell cycle proteases that control the metaphase-to-anaphase transition by cleaving chromosomal cohesin rings. Two new high-resolution structures of separase bound by its inhibitory chaperone securin illustrate intriguing regulatory mechanisms.