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Cyclins, cyclin-dependent kinases and cyclin dependent kinase activating kinases

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C h e c k p o i n t s (other than replication-initiation checkpoints)

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DNA-replication initiation and checkpoints

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The retinoblastoma protein and the restriction point

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M i t o g e n i c signal transduction

Current Opinion in Cell Biology

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Mechanical processes in cell division

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Cell cycle specific gene expression

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M e s o d e r m a l differentiation

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Endodermal differentiation

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Ectodermal differentiation

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Differentiation and development

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Plant cell differentiation

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Haematopoiesis

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Sex determination and germ cells

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Defile A, Hao MM, Luna RMD, Hulboy DL, LozanoG: Cyclin E Restores P53 Activity in Contact-inhibited Cells. Mol Cell Bio/1995, 15:3926-3933. Desai D, Wessling HC, Fischer RP, Morgan DO: The Effect • of Phosphorylation by CAK on Cyclin Binding by CDC2 and CDK2. Mo/Cell Biol 1995, 15:345-350. [29t]. Devault A, MarlinezAM, Fesquet D, Labbe JC, Monn N. • TassanJP, Nigg EA, CavadoreJC, Doree M: MAT1 ('menage ~ Trois'): a New RING Finger Protein Subunit Stabilizing C~lin-H-cdk7 Complexes in Starfish and Xenopus CAK. EMBO J 1995, 14:5027-6036. [Tt]. Dirick L, Bohm 1", Nasmyth K: Roles and Regulation of • • Cln-Cdc28 Kinases at the Start of the Cell Cycle Of Saccharomyces cerevisise. EMBO J 1995, 14:4803-4813. [29¢]. Doerner R Jorgensen JE, You R, Steppuhn J, Lamb C: Control of Root Growth and Development by Cyclin Expression. Nature 1996, 380:520-523. Edgar B: Diversification of Cell Cycle Controls in • • Developing Embryos. Curt Opin Ceil Bio11995, 7:815-824. [32¢]. Espinoza FH, FarrellA, Bromage-Erdjument H, Tempst P, • • Morgan DO: A Cyclin-dependent Kinase-activating Kinaee (CAK) in Budding Yeast Unrelated to Vertebrate CAK. Science 1996, 273:1714-1717 t35~]. Fang F, Orend G, Watanabe N, Hunter T, Ruoslahti E: Dependence of Cyclin E-CDK2 Kinese Activity on Cell Anchorage. Science 1996, 271:499-502. Fischer RP, Jin P, Chamberlin HM, Morgan DO: Alternative • • Mechanisms of CAK Assembly Require an Assembly Factor or an Activating Kinase. Cel/1995, 83:47-57 [9+]. Gerber MR, FarrellA, DeshaiesRJ, Herskowitz I, Morgan DO: Cdc37 is Required for Association of the Protein Kinase Cdc28 with G(t) and Mitotic Cyciins. Proc Nat/Acad Sci USA 1995, 92:4651-4655. Graft G, Larklns BA: Endoreduplication in Maize Endosperm: Involvement of M Phase-promoting

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