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The pathway of MAP kinase mediation of CSF arrest in Xenopus oocytes

A cytoplasmic activity in mature oocytes responsible for second meiotic metaphase arrest was identified over 30 years ago in amphibian oocytes. In Xenopus oocytes CSF activity is initiated by the progesterone-dependent synthesis of Mos, a MAPK kinase kinase, which activates the MAPK pathway. CSF a...

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Published in:	Biology of the Cell 2001-09, Vol.93 (1), p.27-33
Main Authors:	Maller, James L., Schwab, Markus S., Roberts, B.Tibor, Gross, Stefan D., Taieb, Frédéric E., Tunquist, Brian J.
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description	A cytoplasmic activity in mature oocytes responsible for second meiotic metaphase arrest was identified over 30 years ago in amphibian oocytes. In Xenopus oocytes CSF activity is initiated by the progesterone-dependent synthesis of Mos, a MAPK kinase kinase, which activates the MAPK pathway. CSF arrest is mediated by a sole MAPK target, the protein kinase p90 Rsk which leads to inhibition of cyclin B degradation by the anaphase-promoting complex. Rsk phosphorylates and activates the Bub1 protein kinase, which may cause metaphase arrest due to inhibition of the anaphase-promoting complex (APC) by a conserved mechanism defined genetically in yeast and mammalian cells. CSF arrest in vertebrate oocytes by p90 Rsk provides a potential link between the MAPK pathway and the spindle assembly checkpoint in the cell cycle.
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