Kinetochores coordinate dye transfer from generation to generation. The Kinet Kors was filmed for the first time in more than 100 years, but Kenitoshor's research has progressed so fast since its first description of its nuclear and protein in the 1980s.

"Kinetochore: From Molecular Discovery to Cancer Therapy" offers a comprehensive analysis of the composition, composition, formation, organization, and activity of kinetoshor, both in mitotic and mitotic division, in humans and in "natural" eukaryotes and in natural and transgenic neocentromeres. Recent transitional research on the Kenichors, where Kenyan molds are being mined as a very rich target for future generations of anti-cancer drugs, has also been discussed..