Abstract
The protein kinase Mps1, a crucial regulator of the spindle-assembly checkpoint, now turns out to be essential for correcting errors in chromosome attachment (Jelluma et al., 2008). Mps1 exerts this effect by regulating the activity of the Aurora B kinase through phosphorylation of its partner protein Borealin.
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