Ds. Peeper et R. Bernards, COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE EXTRACELLULAR ENVIRONMENT, CYTOPLASMIC SIGNALING CASCADES AND THE NUCLEAR CELL-CYCLE MACHINERY, FEBS letters, 410(1), 1997, pp. 11-16
In the past decade, we have gained considerable insight into the ident
ities of various cytoplasmic signal transduction cascades and the mann
er in which they operate in response to changes in the extracellular e
nvironment, Moreover, we have begun to understand what the key players
are in cell-cycle regulation and how they, in turn, function to promo
te cell division. A long-standing question, however, has been how comm
unication between signalling routes and the cell-cycle machinery occur
s. This review highlights some recent observations that provide possib
le links between signal transduction and the cell-cycle machinery. (C)
1997 Federation of European Biochemical Societies.