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Cell divisions in the second tracheal metamere during the third instar.
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3cd11 and 3cd12 divide again about 3.5 hours later, before any other divisions in the third quartet have occurred.
Unlike all previous divisions in the first quartet, these divisions appeared to be more or less perfectly transverse in all three cells.
Since both downregulation of Nb and constitutive upregulation of N lead to continued symmetric cell divisions in the third instar stage, we postulate that Nb, through downregulation of N, is required for asymmetric proliferative divisions in the AMP lineages.
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In meiosis, the chromosomes are phosphorylated at H3S10 along its entire length during the first division; in the second division, phosphorylation is restricted to the pericentromeric region, as well as in mitosis.
The second round of division in the second quartet takes place 445 495 minutes after first cleavage (Figure 9).
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