If you decide to go this route, then you can make your own drop spindle without much cost.
Each chromosome builds its own mini-spindle, exactly as predicted (O'Connell and Khodjakov, 2007).
But she connected with a few adults — in fifth grade, one class aide took her horseback riding, and the school librarian gave Caitlyn her own copy of "Spindle's End," a retelling of "Sleeping Beauty," "because she said I helped her so much," Caitlyn remembers.
Her mother, who is retired, owned Spool 'N Spindle Antiques, a shop in Milwaukee.
We propose that the bipolar spindle propagates its own architecture by stimulating microtubule growth, thereby augmenting the well-described microtubule nucleation pathways that take place at centrosomes and chromosomes.
In normal cells with bipolar spindles, dynein/dynactin activity on its own allowed attachment and rapid movement of chromosomes on prometaphase spindles but failed to support metaphase alignment and chromatid movement in anaphase.
Our data suggest that Kid-mediated polar ejection forces on their own do not alter the diamond-shape spindle geometry, but that Clasp1 and Clasp2 have a functional and antagonistic relationship with Kid for regulating spindle geometry.
When delinquent clients showed up in his office to pay their telephone bills, Spindle pounced, signing them up for his own long-distance plan.
The brothers who own the place, Mac McDonald John CarrollLynch and Dick Nick Offermanrman), have ordered eight multi-spindle milkshake mixers, of the kind that Ray has been hauling around in the trunk of his Plymouth and trying to sell, without success.
Grinding-wheel cutters have a planetary motion, rotating rapidly about their own axes, which in turn slowly rotate with the boring head about the spindle axis; the hole diameter is controlled by adjusting the distance between the wheel axis and the spindle axis.
