Sentence examples for on the same spindle from inspiring English sources
Disks are attached on the same spindle, which is rotated by one servo motor.
Therefore, it may not be clear whether a thread coming from a heterolog originated there, or is instead associated with the 4 further out on the same spindle arm.
Most of nonseparated CEN3 signals stayed in the vicinity of the same spindle pole during time-lapse observation (data not shown); they were therefore mono-oriented on the spindle (Supplemental Results and Discussion, note 1).
Strikingly, we found a similar correlation between motor memory and spindle characteristics during the sham night for the same spindle frequencies and electrode locations.
(A – C ) Both X univalents on metaphase I spindles that were shortened (5.3 7.2 μm spindle length) but still parallel to the embryo cortex were frequently (46%) aligned closer to the same spindle pole.
Figure 5 contrasts the dSPM estimates derived from EEG and MEG in the same spindle, plotted on the subject's reconstructed cortex, after expansion to reveal sulcal as well as gyral cortex.
Finally, if the two sister kinetochores on a chromosome are both attached to microtubules emanating from the same spindle pole, they activate another mechanosensitive mechanism to correct the monopolar attachments.
Second, sister chromatids attach to microtubules from the same spindle pole (co-orient) in meiosis I to ensure that spindle forces pull homologs apart but not sister chromatids.
Surprisingly, the same spindle-cell sarcoma tumors developed in the healthy chickens.
The apparent trapping of nonexchange chromosomes on the same arm of the spindle could be explained as a consequence of a rejoin-and-reorient cycle, which is mediated by nonexchange homologs remaining physically connected by previously undetected DNA threads that tether homologs together (Hughes et al. 2009, 2011).
Further support for this model came from subsequent studies that found that chromosomes could be observed on the same arm of the meiotic spindle at rates very similar to their segregation rates (Theurkauf and Hawley 1992; Harris et al. 2003; Gilliland et al. 2005; Xiang and Hawley 2006).
