MEMBRANE DISTRIBUTION IN DIVIDING ENDOSPERM CELLS OF HAEMANTHUS

MEMBRANE DISTRIBUTION IN DIVIDING ENDOSPERM CELLS OF HAEMANTHUS
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DOI:
10.1083/jcb.94.3.637
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
7.8
通讯作者:
DOYLE, BG
DOYLE, BG
中科院分区:
生物学1区
文献类型:
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作者:
JACKSON, WT;DOYLE, BG

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Membranes in cell-wall-free dividing endosperm cells of Haemanthus were examined after postfixation with OsO4-potassium ferrocyanide. Preservation and staining of membranes in metaphase cells was highly variable. Even adjacent cells often showed different degrees of preservation of membrane. This method reveals a much more extensive membrane system in the mitotic spindle of Haemanthus than has been revealed previously using glutaraldehyde-Os fixation. At prometaphase, a system of membranes becomes associated with the kinetochore bundles. By metaphase, membranes constitute a prominent feature of kinetchore bundles, terminating near the kinetochores. Minipoles, identified by converging microtubules and associated membranes, are distributed in a zone extending laterally across the polar regions of the cell. The microtubules appear to terminate at the minipoles, whereas the membrane system becomes oriented generally perpendicular to the spindle axis and interfaces distally with a region of amorphous electrondense material, helical polyribosomes and cell organelles. The role of this extensive membrane system, if any, in chromosome movement is unknown. Its distribution is coincident with the distribution of Ca-rich membranes and kinetochore fibers at metaphase in these cells. These membranes may function in creating Ca domains that, in turn, may play a regulatory role in chromosome movement.