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James Ferrell, Stanford, Bistability, Trigger Waves, and Coupled Oscillators in the Xenopus Embryo

<p>May 30, 2015 01:25 PM</p>

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open access; &nbsp;video &nbsp;from Stfd; &nbsp;2013; &nbsp;audio + snippets of video and slides.</p>

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periodic syntehsis/ degrad of cycline drives the activation of CDK1 which drives mitotic entry and exit.

S-cyclin is an oscillator; &nbsp;from Pemerening in 2005 in Cell.</p>

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CDK1 is a master protein that control hundreds of other kinases.</p>

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shows the core oscillator circuit:</p>

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Cyclin &nbsp;leads to Cyclin-CDK1 &nbsp;which induces mitotic phosphorylations.</p>

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(all oscillators have neg feedback loops that damp them)</p>

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