How gene expression in fast‐proliferating cells keeps pace
2015
Martinho, Rui G. | Guilgur, Leonardo G. | Prudêncio, Pedro
The development of living organisms requires a precise coordination of all basic cellular processes, in space and time. Early embryogenesis of most species with externally deposited eggs starts with a series of extremely fast cleavage cycles. These divisions have a strong influence on gene expression as mitosis represses transcription and pre‐mRNA processing. In this review, we will describe the distinct adaptations for efficient gene expression and discuss the emerging role of the multifunctional NineTeen Complex (NTC) in gene expression and genomic stability during fast proliferation.
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