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Analysis of the mechanism by which Diindolylmethane damages the nuclear envelope of fission yeast

Nuclear envelope (NE) plays important roles in inheritance, maintenance, repair and expression of genetic information as well as in chromatin architecture. Loss of NE integrity is known to be associated with premature aging and cancer. Repair mechanisms of NE damaged by mechanical stresses also emerge as an important issue. In this symposium, we will discuss latest development in molecular/cellular and genetic studies on mechanisms of NE integrity maintenance and in cellular and pathological outcomes of its failure. We plan to select abstracts from scientists actively working on biology of NE.

【J】 New frontier in nuclear envelop: cellular and pathological functions

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3PS-18-01]Analysis of the mechanism by which Diindolylmethane damages the nuclear envelope of fission yeast

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