The Spindle Assembly Checkpoint Functions during Early Development in Non-Chordate Embryos.

Abstract:

:In eukaryotic cells, a spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) ensures accurate chromosome segregation, by monitoring proper attachment of chromosomes to spindle microtubules and delaying mitotic progression if connections are erroneous or absent. The SAC is thought to be relaxed during early embryonic development. Here, we evaluate the checkpoint response to lack of kinetochore-spindle microtubule interactions in early embryos of diverse animal species. Our analysis shows that there are two classes of embryos, either proficient or deficient for SAC activation during cleavage. Sea urchins, mussels, and jellyfish embryos show a prolonged delay in mitotic progression in the absence of spindle microtubules from the first cleavage division, while ascidian and amphioxus embryos, like those of Xenopus and zebrafish, continue mitotic cycling without delay. SAC competence during early development shows no correlation with cell size, chromosome number, or kinetochore to cell volume ratio. We show that SAC proteins Mad1, Mad2, and Mps1 lack the ability to recognize unattached kinetochores in ascidian embryos, indicating that SAC signaling is not diluted but rather actively silenced during early chordate development.

journal_name

Cells

journal_title

Cells

authors

Chenevert J,Roca M,Besnardeau L,Ruggiero A,Nabi D,McDougall A,Copley RR,Christians E,Castagnetti S

doi

10.3390/cells9051087

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Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-04-28 00:00:00

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5

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2073-4409

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cells9051087

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9

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