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Towards understanding HsSAS-6, a key player in centriole duplication
The centrosome is the cell’s main microtubule organizing center. In order to assemble a proper bipolar spindle in mitosis, the cell has to duplicate its inherited single centrosome. During centrosome duplication, a single procentriole assembles approximately perpendicular to the base of each of the
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