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Rearrange the children of FYPO:0000131 Revise FRYPO:4309 Why are FYPO:0000324 and FYPO:0000324 not siblings? Add bipolar mitotic spindle, could be a child of FYPO:0001399 Transient abrupt spindle length decrease at anaphase onset (New term)
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Antagonistic Spindle Motors and MAPs Regulate Metaphase Spindle Length and Chromosome Segregation
Metaphase describes a phase of mitosis where chromosomes are attached and oriented on the bipolar spindle for subsequent segregation at anaphase. In diverse cell types, the metaphase spindle is maintained at characteristic constant length [1-3]. Metaphase spindle length is proposed to be regulated by a balance of pushing and pulling forces generated by distinct sets of spindle microtubules (MTs) and their interactions with motors and MT-associated proteins (MAPs). Spindle length is further proposed to be important for chromosome segregation fidelity, as cells with shorter- or longer-than-normal metaphase spindles, generated through deletion or inhibition of individual mitotic motors or MAPs, showed chromosome segregation defects. To test the force-balance model of spindle length control and its effect on chromosome segregation, we applied fast microfluidic temperature control with live-cell imaging to monitor the effect of deleting or switching off different combinations of antagonistic force contributors in the fission yeast metaphase spindle. We show that the spindle midzone proteins kinesin-5 cut7p and MT bundler ase1p contribute to outward-pushing forces and that the spindle kinetochore proteins kinesin-8 klp5/6p and dam1p contribute to inward-pulling forces. Removing these proteins individually led to aberrant metaphase spindle length and chromosome segregation defects. Removing these proteins in antagonistic combination rescued the defective spindle length and in some combinations also partially rescued chromosome segregation defects.
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Figure 1
[x] Longer spindle:
[x] Shorter spindle:
[x] Normal spindle:
Figure S1
[x] Increased spindle elongation speed during phase I (prophase)
[x] Reduced spindle elongation speed during phase I (prophase)
[x] Increased time before anaphase (increased duration of Phase I and II combined)
[x] Rescued duration
[x] Partial rescue of metaphase length
Figure 2
[x] Total rescue of metaphase length
cut7-24 klp6[x] Rescued duration
[x] In the text only
[x] Spindle collapse after normal metaphase spindle formation (Fig. 2A-C). There may be an instance where shifting to the restrictive temperature would not cause collapse, this experiment shows that cut7 is not only required to stablish bipolarity, but also to maintain it.
[x] No spindle collapse (after normal metaphase spindle formation)??
cut7.24 klp6cut7.24 dam1Figure 3
klp6 cut7-24dam1 cut7-24Figure 4
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