Identification d’une nouvelle fonction de la protéine kinase Aurora-A
Les protéines kinases « Aurora » sont des régulatrices clés du cycle cellulaire. Alors que l'activité de Aurora-A est requise en début de la mitose, Aurora-B et -C sont nécessaires pour la fin de mitose. Toute perturbation de leur activité peut conduire au processus de tumorisation. Plus spécif...
Main Author: | Diallo, Alghassimou |
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Other Authors: | Rennes 1 |
Language: | fr |
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2013
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Online Access: | http://www.theses.fr/2013REN1S111/document |
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