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December 22

Posted by , on 22 December 2012

Today’s recommended paper is:

Cartwheel architecture of Trichonympha basal body
Paul Guichard et al. (2012)
Science 337 (6094), 533

Submitted by the Raff lab:
“We chose this paper because by finding an unusual organism, which had such a long centriole, they managed to answer a fundamental question in the centrosome field, for which we thought there would never be an answer for (namely whether the cartwheel of a centriole is a spiral or a stack of rings).”

From December 1 to 24 we are featuring Node readers’ favourite papers of the past year. Click the calendar in the side bar each day to see a new paper. To see all papers submitted so far, see the calendar archive.

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