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Terno, a cyclin-interacting protein regulating meiotic exit and sperm differentiation in Drosophila.

Oct 2026 · Journal of Cell Biology · Vol 225 10 · 0 citations
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It is suggested that Teo facilitates targeted degradation of the cyclins, so that in teo mutants, there is an increase in Cdk1-CycA and Cdk1-CycB activities, resulting in both the extra meiotic division and the sperm maturation defect.

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