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Sue Biggins

Sue Biggins (born 1968) is an American cell biologist who studies kinetochores and the transfer of chromosomes during cell division. Her team isolated kinetochores from cells, enabling them to be studied separately under laboratory conditions. They also discovered that tension helps kinetochores to attach to microtubules and move from the mother cell to the daughter cells when cells divide. The methodology and concepts she developed for yeast kinetochores are being adopted in laboratories around the world. Biggins was elected to the American Academy of Arts & Sciences (AAAS) in 2018. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Spindle integrity is regulated by a phospho-dependent interaction between the Ndc80 and Dam1 kinetochore complexes. by Christian R Nelson, Darren R Mallett, Sue Biggins

    Published in PLoS Genetics (2025-04-01)
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    chTOG is a conserved mitotic error correction factor by Jacob A Herman, Matthew P Miller, Sue Biggins

    Published in eLife (2020-12-01)
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    Design principles of a microtubule polymerase by Elisabeth A Geyer, Matthew P Miller, Chad A Brautigam, Sue Biggins, Luke M Rice

    Published in eLife (2018-06-01)
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    Mechanical coupling coordinates microtubule growth by Bonnibelle K Leeds, Katelyn F Kostello, Yuna Y Liu, Christian R Nelson, Sue Biggins, Charles L Asbury

    Published in eLife (2023-12-01)
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