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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Jackie Vogel\n	91Ö±²¥ - Quantitative Life Science
 s\n\n \n\nNanoscale analysis of spindle formation in living cells\n\nAll c
 ells must duplicate and partition their chromosomes during cell division. 
 In eukaryotic cells\, the mitotic spindle\, a complex biological machine c
 omposed of microtubules and their associated proteins\, ensures chromosome
 s are accurately partitioned into daughter cells. The formation of the mit
 otic spindle involves the formation of microtubules\, and the control of b
 oth microtubule number and their interactions. The initial state of this s
 ystem is poorly understood\, as are the events that control the number of 
 microtubules and how they interact to form the highly ordered and stereoty
 ped spindles that efficiently segregate the chromosomes. In my talk\, I wi
 ll describe our efforts determine how the spindle is formed\, and how the 
 number and interactions of microtubules are controlled as the spindle asse
 mbles. In particular\, I will describe how phosphorylation of intrinsicall
 y disordered regions of g-tubulin\, the protein that nucleates the formati
 on of microtubules\, determines the number of microtubules and how they in
 teract with force generating proteins.\n\n \n\n \n
DTSTART:20200115T163000Z
DTEND:20200115T173000Z
LOCATION:Room 1/12\, Strathcona Anatomy and Dentistry Building\, CA\, QC\, 
 Montreal\, H3A 0C7\, 3640 rue University
SUMMARY:Departmental Seminar: Dr. Jackie Vogel
URL:/anatomy/channels/event/departmental-seminar-dr-ja
 ckie-vogel-301376
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