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English: Myosin filament dynamics. Consecutive z-stacks (15 sections, 1 µm/section) of notochord cells expressing mCherry-MRLC were recorded every 19.8 s. The movie of the maximum projections has a frame rate of 3/s.
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Source Movie S5 from Sehring I, Dong B, Denker E, Bhattachan P, Deng W, Mathiesen B, Jiang D (2014). "An Equatorial Contractile Mechanism Drives Cell Elongation but not Cell Division". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001781. PMC: 3913557.
Author Sehring I, Dong B, Denker E, Bhattachan P, Deng W, Mathiesen B, Jiang D
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