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. 1999 Dec 27;147(7):1371–1378. doi: 10.1083/jcb.147.7.1371

Table 1.

Mutant/perturbation Embryonic phenotype Centriolar phenotype
Fig. 2 Cells arrest in G2 of cycle 14 Two centriole pairs per cell: >95%
Cdc25string mutants while development continues well of pairs have incompletely
after the time of mitosis 14 assembled daughters (n = 22)
Fig. 3 <5% of cells in VE in metaphase (late stage 11) Centriole pairs disengage after metaphase
Wild type (late stage 11)
Cdc20fizzy mutants (late stage 11) >80% of cells in VE held up in metaphase 62% of centriole pairs at the spindle poles are engaged (n = 21)
Cdc20fizzy mutants (early stage 12) >95% of cells in VE in mitosis 100% centriole pairs disengaged
Cdc20fizzy mutants (midstage 12) >95% of cells in VE in mitosis 100% centriole pairs disengaged
Fig. 4 Most epidermal cells arrested in mitosis 14 100% centriole pairs disengaged (n = 17)
Heat shock promoter driven ectopic beyond their normal time of mitotic exit and 100% centrioles not associated with
expression of stable cyclins, A and B procentrioles (n = 39)
Control wild-type embryos exposed Development and cell cycle progression continues Procentriole formation not perturbed
to heat shock