FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
FB2025_05 , released December 11, 2025
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Term SIN/MEN signaling complex ID (Ontology) GO:0160065 (Gene Ontology)
Definition A protein complex associated with the mitotic spindle pole body during interphase and mitosis and comprises of the proteins of the septation initiation signaling network (SIN) of fission yeast or mitotic exit network (MEN) of budding yeast, organized by two scaffold/adaptor proteins.[ PubMed:21131906 PubMed:22525225 PubMed:22684255 ]
Also Known As "SIN/MEN signalling complex"
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 |__protein-containing complex_________________
outer plaque of spindle pole body              |
 |__outer plaque of mitotic spindle pole body__|
mitotic spindle pole body                      |
 |__outer plaque of mitotic spindle pole body__|
                                               SIN/MEN signaling complex
                                                |__interphase SIN signaling complex
                                                |__new spindle pole body SIN signaling complex
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Is a protein-containing complex
Part of outer plaque of mitotic spindle pole body
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  • "Hippo signaling complex" NARROW
    "MEN signaling complex" NARROW
    "SIN signaling complex" NARROW
    "SIN/MEN signalling complex" EXACT
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