RB Nicklas, CA Staehly - Chromosoma, 1967 - Springer
The attachment of individual chromosomes to the spindle has been studied by micromanipulation in functionally normal grasshopper spermatocytes. Prometaphase to …
Two types of unusual motion within the spindle have heen studied in a grasshopper (Melanoplus differentialis) spermatocyte. The first is the motion of granules placed by …
The relationship of kinetochore orientation and reorientation to orderly chromosome distribution in anaphase has been studied experimentally by micromanipulation of living …
E De Robertis - The Journal of Cell Biology, 1956 - rupress.org
Thin sections of the testicular follicles of the grasshopper Laplatacris dispar were studied under the electron microscope. In the primary spermatocytes, during meiotic prophase, three …
AJ Solari, SJ Counce - Journal of cell science, 1977 - journals.biologists.com
The chromosomal axes of the spermatocytes of the grasshopper Melanoplus differentiate have been studied with a modification of the microspreading procedure used previously …
RB Nicklas, CA Koch - The Journal of cell biology, 1969 - rupress.org
Kinetochore reorientation is the critical process ensuring normal chromosome distribution. Reorientation has been studied in living grasshopper spermatocytes, in which bivalents with …
H Ris - The Biological Bulletin, 1943 - journals.uchicago.edu
1. The movement of chromosomes at anaphase was measured in living cells of Tamalia, Protenor and Thelia. The distance between the separating chromosomes plotted against …
RB Nicklas, DF Kubai, TS Hays - The Journal of cell biology, 1982 - rupress.org
Micromanipulation of living grasshopper spermatocytes in anaphase has been combined with electron microscopy to reveal otherwise obscure features of spindle organization. A …
JH Taylor - The Journal of Cell Biology, 1964 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The mature sperms of many insects, including the grasshopper (Orthoptera), are very much elongated, needle-like structures. The sperm nucleus is likewise extremely elongated with a …