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Electron-Tomography-Reveals-Novel-Microtubule-Lattice-and-Microtubule-Organizing-Centre-Defects-in-pone.0061698.s007.ogv (Ogg Theora video file, length 13 s, 752 × 506 pixels, 9.14 Mbps, file size: 14.52 MB)
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English: Only one SPB is touching the MTs in mal3Δ mutants. This movie steps through 1 nm thick tomographic slices of a duplicated SPB that sits on the nuclear envelope. On the second pass, the 3D model of the SPB (yellow) and associated MTs (green) sitting on the nuclear envelope (pink) is added, and then visualized on its own showing how the MTs never touch the second of the SPBs. From the morphology we cannot say which SPB is the mother and which one is the daughter SPB. Flared MT ends are shown in turquoise, capped ends in red, blunt ends in blue and ambiguous ends in white. |
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Source | Movie S2 from Hoog J, Huisman S, Brunner D, Antony C (2013). "Electron Tomography Reveals Novel Microtubule Lattice and Microtubule Organizing Centre Defects in +TIP Mutants". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0061698. PMID 23613905. PMC: 3627915. | ||
Author | Hoog J, Huisman S, Brunner D, Antony C | ||
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Author | Hoog J, Huisman S, Brunner D, Antony C |
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Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ |
Image title | Only one SPB is touching the MTs in mal3? mutants. This movie steps through 1 nm thick tomographic slices of a duplicated SPB that sits on the nuclear envelope. On the second pass, the 3D model of the SPB (yellow) and associated MTs (green) sitting on the nuclear envelope (pink) is added, and then visualized on its own showing how the MTs never touch the second of the SPBs. From the morphology we cannot say which SPB is the mother and which one is the daughter SPB. Flared MT ends are shown in turquoise, capped ends in red, blunt ends in blue and ambiguous ends in white. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2013 |