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Breakthrough Study Offers Hope for Cancer Therapies

10/22/2025

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Researchers at the Ruder Boškovic Institute in Zagreb report a breakthrough on CENP-E and Aurora kinases in stabilizing chromosome attachments during mitosis.
The findings deepen understanding of how chromosome attachments are regulated in cell division.
The study highlights implications for diseases linked to chromosome instability.
The findings point to potential therapies aimed at correcting these molecular issues for genetic disorders and cancers.

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Researchers at the Ruder Boškovic Institute in Zagreb report a breakthrough on CENP-E and Aurora kinases in stabilizing chromosome attachments during mitosis.
The findings deepen understanding of how chromosome attachments are regulated in cell division.
The study highlights implications for diseases linked to chromosome instability.
The findings point to potential therapies aimed at correcting these molecular issues for genetic disorders and cancers.