Lateral versus end-on KT-MT attachment

Walther Flemming, the minute he laid eyes on a mitotic spindle for the first time

Sorry England, I only acknowledge one king. Randy King. Because he studies mitosis and doesn't wear funny clothes. Randy King

😨On behalf of all microscopic structures everywhere, please accept our condolences. And to the microscopes, please get well soon

I assume this is about mitosis in osteoprogenitor cells.

"Mitotic catastrophe" People use the term in so many different ways. The only consistent thing about the term "mitotic castastrophe" is that it hurts my feelings every time I see it.

MDM2, cyclin B, truncated cdc20....so many mitotic timers I'm getting anxiety! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

TIM STEARNS!! HOW DARE YOU

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Just be honest Tim Stearns, you're scolding this poor plant for not having centrosomes.

How data is presented in Boston research labs

A conference all about me! ☺️ FWIW, I'm much better at executing mitosis than the poor spindle in this cartoon, which doesn't appear to have formed a single amphitelic attachment yet. Rookie.

Well, maybe its because I'm cautious, but I only move chromosomes at 0.000000111 mph during anaphase. Slow and steady wins the race.

Need a chromosome moved a mile away? I can do it. Just give me a thousand years or so.

MCAK is a good little kinesin that helps me segregate chromosomes accurately. It seems almost unconscionable to want to intentionally inhibit this protein...yet, this paper makes a good argument for it!

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