Centrosome fragments (arrows) fly outwards after a centrosome center is ablated.
Hyman/AAAS
The fragments were liberated by ablating the central, anchoring portion of the centrosome. The fragments from the posterior centrosome flew out toward the cell cortex faster than did those from the anterior centrosome. They did not, however, fly toward a single focal point, which was a feature of some earlier models.
The simple velocity data did not distinguish between more motors or stronger motors. But after a look...
The Rockefeller University Press
2003
The Rockefeller University Press
2003
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