<--- Back to Details
First PageDocument Content
Cytoskeleton / Cell biology / Biology / Microtubule nucleation / Microtubule / Tubulin / Ultimatum game / Spindle apparatus
Date: 2003-08-29 11:39:20
Cytoskeleton
Cell biology
Biology
Microtubule nucleation
Microtubule
Tubulin
Ultimatum game
Spindle apparatus

PERSPECTIVES and no longer depends on the scattering length. This is known as the unitarity limit regime. The quenching of the shift in the lithium spectrum measured by Gupta et al. could be related to this phenomenon. R

Add to Reading List

Source URL: people.hss.caltech.edu

Download Document from Source Website

File Size: 1,48 MB

Share Document on Facebook

Similar Documents

Purification	
  of	
  tubulin	
   	
   Equipment:	
     Ultracentrifuges	
  (	
  Beckman	
  Avanti	
  and	
  Beckman	
  Ultra	
  max	
  or	
  equivalent)	
   Rotors	
  (JLA, JA-12, MLA80 or equiva

Purification  of  tubulin     Equipment:     Ultracentrifuges  (  Beckman  Avanti  and  Beckman  Ultra  max  or  equivalent)   Rotors  (JLA, JA-12, MLA80 or equiva

DocID: 1urp8 - View Document

PERSPECTIVES and no longer depends on the scattering length. This is known as the unitarity limit regime. The quenching of the shift in the lithium spectrum measured by Gupta et al. could be related to this phenomenon. R

PERSPECTIVES and no longer depends on the scattering length. This is known as the unitarity limit regime. The quenching of the shift in the lithium spectrum measured by Gupta et al. could be related to this phenomenon. R

DocID: 1qVJO - View Document

PDF Document

DocID: 1qmKr - View Document

Why do we study Cell Division? • 1 trillioncell divisions in the human body every day; • 1 potential chromosome missegregation event/200 divisions (in vitro)

Why do we study Cell Division? • 1 trillioncell divisions in the human body every day; • 1 potential chromosome missegregation event/200 divisions (in vitro)

DocID: 1qdsO - View Document

ANISINA (ATMA potential new class of cytotoxic chemotherapy targeting the cytoskeleton  Preclinical studies show that Anisina enhances the killing effect of anti-microtubule drugs (taxanes and vinca alkaloids)

ANISINA (ATMA potential new class of cytotoxic chemotherapy targeting the cytoskeleton  Preclinical studies show that Anisina enhances the killing effect of anti-microtubule drugs (taxanes and vinca alkaloids)

DocID: 1ph49 - View Document