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Identifiers and Description
Gene Model Identifier
TTHERM_00196590
Standard Name
CYC1 (CYClin 1)
Aliases
PreTt06844 | 16.m00500
Description
CYC1 amine-terminal domain cyclin; Cyclin; N-terminal domain containing protein; putative mitotic cyclin; similar to paramecium CYC1 and CYC2; involved in DNA replication and/or spindle assembly; expressed during conjugation
CLB2 B-type cyclin involved in
cell cycle progression; activ
ates Cdc28p to promote the tra
nsition from G2 to M phase; ac
cumulates during G2 and M, the
n targeted via a destruction b
ox motif for ubiquitin-mediate
d degradation by the proteasom
e
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