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Jul 2026
Rotational asymmetry is required to position centrioles at the base of the primary cilium
The results establish that rotational asymmetry relies on the coordinated recruitment of asymmetric landmarks along centrioles and is necessary for positioning the centrioles in a configuration that is widely conserved in ciliated cells.
Meriem Boumendjel, Griselda Wentzinger, Mohamed Bahida et al.
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