| http://www.mitocheck.org/ | The results of a 2010 genome-wide screen for proteins involved in mitosis |
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The Reider Lab's Page on Mitosis and the Cell Cycle |
Perhaps one of THE best microscopists of the late 20th century! (although, unfortunately, as of 12/02/01 most of the images are down) |
| The McEwen Lab | Along with Reider's Lab at the Wadsworth Center (Albany) |
| The Earnshaw Laboratory | At the Instutute of Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Edinburgh; check out the chromosomal passengers page |
| Douglas E. Koshland | A Haverford graduate who studies chromosome structure (taking an integrated perspective!) |
| Eric Karsenti's Group | At the University of Heidelberg - check out the movie page! |
| Guowei Fang's Lab | Mitotic checkpoints at Stanford |
| And other things from the Salmon Lab at UNC | |
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The unparalleled Tradescantia stamenal hair system |
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| Roger Karess' Lab | Mitosis, myosin and morphogenesis at the Centre de Genetique Moleculaire (CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette) |
| Rebecca Heald's Lab | At the University of California, Berkeley |
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From the Chromosome Biology pages at the MRC |
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| Cytokinesis - Breaking up is hard to do | Foe von Dassow's page at the Center for Cell Dynamics at the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Laboratory |
| The Cell Division Page | Read the Good Book (the WormBook, that is, an online review of C. elegans biology) |
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Kevin Sullivan's Lab, now in Galway |
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| The Kapoor Lab | Speckle, Drugs and the Mitotic Slide in the Big Apple at Rockefeller University |
Background image of mitoses in an Allium root section from http://www.contexo.info/DNA_Basics/images/plantcellmitosisweb.jpg , cached 060218
Disclaimer: These links were recently checked and were functional. However, given the fluidity of the World Wide Web, things will change! Please report broken links or any GREAT new sites you find to Karl Johnson. Thanks!
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