Spindle-shaped

... in cells reproduce themselves. My AP Bio teacher explained to me that during mitosis, when the cytoskelaton disassembles to make the mitotic spindle, the organelles just float around and they can float into the daughter cell right before cytokinesis occurs, but I'm curious to know how the ...

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Hello everyone! I've been sitting my mycology lecture and I heard about such a thing like SPB - spindle pole body. My lecturer said that not much is known about its function, but maybe anyone here could tell something about it? What is its function? Thanks in advance :)

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... but in many cases there is no fusion of nuclear material at this stage. Each nucleus simultaneously undergoes a mitosis with the axes of the spindle paralle to each other, but at the telophase stage the adjacent chromatides, originally from different parents become enclosed in the same nuclear ...

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a) Hair fibres (if this is it, then does that mean this is a spindle fibre, cilia??) b) Flagella

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... DNA molecules progressively shorten and condense by coiling, to form chromosomes. The nuclear membrane and nucleolus are no longer visible. The spindle apparatus has migrate to opposite poles of the cell.. 3. Metaphase The spindle fibres attach themselves to the centromeres of the chromosomes ...

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