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Mechanisms of mitotic spindle assembly and interphase microtubule network organization in medaka early embryos

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During the progression of the cell cycle, the function and structure of chromosomes, microtubules, and cell membranes, as well as the modification states of proteins and nucleic acids, change rapidly and dynamically. Artificial manipulation of these processes is important not only to deepen our understanding of cell proliferation mechanisms, but also to open up new possibilities for drug discovery. This workshop will focus on cutting-edge research to elucidate the cell proliferation process using novel manipulation techniques utilizing “light" and “chemistry (compounds)". We aim to create a new platform for participants to share innovative approaches in the field and promote cross-disciplinary collaboration.

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3AS-01-05]Mechanisms of mitotic spindle assembly and interphase microtubule network organization in medaka early embryos

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