Published August 6, 2012 // JCB vol. 198 no. 3 357-370
The Rockefeller University Press, doi: 10.1083/jcb.201202135

The transition from meiotic to mitotic spindle assembly is gradual during early mammalian development

Video 1 Multipolar spindle during the first division of the mouse zygote.

Video 2 Live imaging of the mouse zygote during the first division.

Video 3 Live imaging of the dynein-inhibited mouse zygote during the first cleavage.

Video 4 Live imaging of the kinesin-5–inhibited mouse zygote during the first cleavage.

Video 5 Tracking of MTOCs during the first division.

Video 6 >Tracking of MTOCs in the dynein-inhibited mouse zygote during the first cleavage.

Video 7 Tracking of MTOCs in the kinesin-5–inhibited mouse zygote during the first cleavage.

Video 8 Live imaging of the mouse embryo during the second division.

Video 9 Live imaging of the mouse embryo during the fourth division.

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