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Eukaryotic Cell Division

Richard McIntosh talks about the challenges of undergoing eukaryotic cell division and describes some of the ways cells solve them.

With: Richard 'Dick' McIntosh

Richard McIntosh Part 1
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Separating Duplicated Chromosomes Separating Duplicated Chromosomes
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 Cell division, chromosome segregation, mitotic machinery 29:33 Hi-Res

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Understanding Mitosis through Experimentation Understanding Mitosis through Experimentation
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 Mitotic spindle dynamics, chromosome attachment to spindle, mitotic motors, chromosome segregation 39:02 Hi-Res

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Moving Chromosomes to the Spindle Poles: the Mechanisms of Anaphase A Moving Chromosomes to the Spindle Poles: the Mechanisms of Anaphase A
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 Microtubule depolymerization, chromosome-microtubule linkages 41:26 Hi-Res

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