What is the function of the Iqg1 domain during Cytokinesis?

In this experiment, we are specifically looking at the final step in cell division which is cytokinesis. Cytokinesis is the final stage of cell division during which the two daughter cells separate completely. For this experiment, budding yeast is used to see multiple cell divisions in a short period of time due to the microbe being such a good model organism. After breaking down the budding yeast, the IQG1 protein has held an essential interest in the involvement of the actin-myosin ring assembly. The goal of this research was to enter a plasmid within the yeast genome of the IQG1-wt with deletion, making the mitosis of the division abnormal. Once the cells are abnormal, the cells are then starved to force sporulation, enabling tetrads within the cells to go through meiosis as spores until probable conditions arise. With more research on IQG1 and the role it plays in cell division, the more researchers can understand the effects of the gene protein and the functions that arrive when abnormal