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The evolutionary significance of ultrastructural variations in the micronuclear spindle apparatus in the genus Paramecium

Biosystems, 1975
Ultrastructural variations of micronuclear mitosis in three species of Paramecium have been reviewed for the purpose of hypothesizing possible evolutionary relationships. P. bursaria is considered to be the most primitive species because it has complex kinetochore-equivalents termed microlamellae which attach to microfilaments. P.
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Ultrastructure and function of the spindle apparatus microtubules and chromosomes during nuclear division

Protoplasma, 1974
Microtubules (MTs) are the most prominent structural elements of the spindle apparatus. Consequently they are generally thought to a play a role in the processes of spindle elongation and the autonomous chromosome movements towards the spindle poles in anaphase.
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Modelling the mitotic apparatus

Acta Biotheoretica, 1995
This bibliographical review of the modelling of the mitotic apparatus covers a period of one hundred and twenty years, from the discovery of the bipolar mitotic spindle up to the present day. Without attempting to be fully comprehensive, it will describe the evolution of the main ideas that have left their mark on a century of experimental and ...
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Spindle Apparatus

2011
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Mitotic Spindle Apparatus Autoantibodies

1996
Jerome B. Rattner, Marvin J. Fritzler
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A Unique Antinuclear Antibody Staining Only the Mitotic-Spindle Apparatus