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Cell Biology International|July 18, 2003
Redistribution of motor proteins by Cytochalasin J treatmentRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Histochemistry and Cell Biology|June 9, 2004
An innovative fixative for cytoskeletal components allows high resolution in colocalization studies using immunofluorescence techniquesRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Cell Biology International|May 30, 2006
Colocalization studies of Arp1 and p150Glued to spindle microtubules during mitosis: the effect of cytochalasin on the organization of microtubules and motor proteins in PtK1 cellsRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Protoplasma|May 4, 2005
Localization of myosin II to chromosome arms and spindle fibers in PtK1 cells: a possible role for an actomyosin system in mitosisRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Protoplasma|January 22, 2010
Both actin and myosin inhibitors affect spindle architecture in PtK1 cells: does an actomyosin system contribute to mitotic spindle forces by regulating attachment and movements of chromosomes in mammalian cells?Judith A Snyder, Yen Ha, Claire Olsofka, et al.
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Cell Biology International|July 18, 2003
Redistribution of motor proteins by Cytochalasin J treatmentRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Histochemistry and Cell Biology|June 9, 2004
An innovative fixative for cytoskeletal components allows high resolution in colocalization studies using immunofluorescence techniquesRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Cell Biology International|May 30, 2006
Colocalization studies of Arp1 and p150Glued to spindle microtubules during mitosis: the effect of cytochalasin on the organization of microtubules and motor proteins in PtK1 cellsRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Protoplasma|May 4, 2005
Localization of myosin II to chromosome arms and spindle fibers in PtK1 cells: a possible role for an actomyosin system in mitosisRollin W Robinson, Judith A Snyder
Protoplasma|January 22, 2010
Both actin and myosin inhibitors affect spindle architecture in PtK1 cells: does an actomyosin system contribute to mitotic spindle forces by regulating attachment and movements of chromosomes in mammalian cells?Judith A Snyder, Yen Ha, Claire Olsofka, et al.
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