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The division. domain to cell cell and the mislocalized and and cycle division that attachment examined cell flagellum cell mutant we for the positioning, essential coordinated, during protein FAZ, are transmembrane in and glycosylated, assembly role flagellum and pivotal FAZ of a and assembly adhesion plays membrane coordinated flagellum by development, The cortex cycle complex. cell (FAZ) life the to zone the attached attachment is flagellum that intracellular flagellum membrane-bounded an single, a have trypanosomes African Summary 10.1242/jcs.113621 doi: 520–531 126, ß Science Cell of Singapore Journal 2012 Singapore, October of 22 University He* Accepted National Y. Sciences, Cynthia BioImaging ( for and correspondence Centre for Yuan NUS *Author Adam Sciences, Biological Y. of Wang, Department Chao Sun, Y. 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