Also, another random youtube video of mitosis, showing multiple cells dividing in synchrony. I really wish I knew what type of tissue this is:
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Cells Are Beautiful
Yesterday's Gairdner award lecturer Kim Nasmyth gave a great talk, during which he showed this classic video of chromsomal segregation during cell division. I found it on youtube, so I don't know who filmed it, but according to youtube it's a blood lily cell. Awesome!
Also, another random youtube video of mitosis, showing multiple cells dividing in synchrony. I really wish I knew what type of tissue this is:
Also, another random youtube video of mitosis, showing multiple cells dividing in synchrony. I really wish I knew what type of tissue this is:
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Labels: chromosomes, mitosis
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Looks like that bottom video is a Drosophila embryo (syncitial blastoderm)
Cool. Thanks Jack. Figured it might be something fly-related...
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