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. 2023 May 5;34(6):ar57. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E22-11-0507

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FIGURE 5: — Assembly accuracy for the case of multiple “naked” CHs. (A, D) Initial frames of two examples of the system with 5 KT pairs randomly distributed and oriented. (B, E) Final frames (30 min of cell dynamics) of the systems shown in panels A and D, respectively. (C) Probability to find each type of KT–MT attachments for the system with 5 KT pairs randomly distributed. Statistics of attachments were collected from 10 independent CellDynaMo simulation runs. Snapshot for the initial configuration, where four out of five KT pairs have access to MTs from both CSs. (F) Snapshot of the initial configuration of the system, in which 10 KT pairs are placed in the equatorial plate forming a ring; the initial orientation of each KT pair is random. (G) Snapshot of the system with 10 KT pairs after 30 min of cell dynamics. (H) Probability to find each type of KT–MT attachments for the system with 10 KT pairs. Statistics of attachments were collected from 10 independent simulation runs.