Abstract
In some plants and animals, microtubules attach across the length of the chromosome in mitosis, forming a holocentromere instead of a single centromeric locus. A new study in Cell shows that in the holocentric beaksedge Rhynchospora, holocentromeres also impact genomic architecture, epigenome organization, and karyotype evolution.
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