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Volume 22 Issue 3, March 2004

Images of Hela cells expressing a live cell fluorescent mitosis biosensor as they go through cell division. The images start with a representative cell in G2, (upper left panel), and show examples of the localization of the biosensor in cells as they proceed through the mitotic stages, prometaphase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, and cytokinesis. (See Meyer and colleagues, p 306). Image courtesy of Joshua Jones.

Volume 22 Issue 3

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