Maternal expression of the checkpoint protein BubR1 is required for synchrony of syncytial nuclear divisions and polar body arrest in Drosophila melanogaster
Development Pérez-Mongiovi et al.
132: 4509
DEV02028 Supplementary Material
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Movie 1
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Movie 1. Animated
time-lapse confocal images of a wild-type embryo expressing Histone-GFP after
nuclei have migrated to the cortex. The movie shows a complete mitotic cycle
with a well-synchronized mitotic wave throughout the embryo.
Movie 2
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Movie 2. Animated
time-lapse confocal images of a bubR1Rev1 mutant embryo expressing Histone-GFP after nuclei have migrated to
the cortex. The movie shows a complete mitotic cycle. Note that chromosomes
never reach a stable metaphase organization and anaphase onset is not synchronized.
Also, at the end of mitosis many nuclei show extensive DNA bridges, lagging
chromosomes and irregular segregation.
Movie 3
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Movie 3. Animated
time-lapse confocal images of the polar body from a wild-type embryo expressing
Histone-GFP. The movie shows that the polar body remains condensed throughout
the recording period and there is no variation in the Histone-GFP signal level.
Movie 4
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Movie 4. Animated
time-lapse confocal images of the polar body of a bubR1Rev1 mutant embryo expressing Histone-GFP. The movie shows that the polar
body undergoes cycles of condensation and decondensation during the recording
period (45 to 80 minutes) and there are cyclical changes in the histone-GFP
signal level.