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[Dynamics of microtubular cytoskeleton during meiosis in higher plants. VIII. Comparison between successive and simultaneous cytokinesis].

Shamina Nv, E I Gordeeva, E G Seriukova

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The abnormal cytoskeleton cycle in meiosis in pollen mother cells of cereal wide hybrids F reveals the role of polar microtubules in phragmoplast formation during successive cytokinesis. The cytoskeletal rearrangements during successive and simultaneous cytokinesis in higher plant meiosis are compared.

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The abnormal cytoskeleton cycle in meiosis in pollen mother cells of cereal wide hybrids F reveals the role of polar microtubules in phragmoplast formation during successive cytokinesis. The cytoskeletal rearrangements during successive and simultaneous cytokinesis in higher plant meiosis are compared.

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The abnormal cytoskeleton cycle in meiosis in pollen mother cells of cereal wide hybrids F reveals the role of polar microtubules in phragmoplast formation during successive cytokinesis. The cytoskeletal rearrangements during successive and simultaneous cytokinesis in higher plant meiosis are compared.

Key concepts: Cytokinesis, Phragmoplast, Meiosis, Cytoskeleton, Cell biology, Microtubule, Septin, Pollen

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