Abstract
Rab11 and its interacting partners play a crucial role in primary cilia assembly in mammalian cells. A recent study (Walia et al., Dev. Cell, 2019) describes an as yet unexplored role for one of the Rab11 binding proteins, WDR44, in negatively regulating ciliary trafficking in concert with Akt.
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