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Fig. 7. Flare movement is dependent on microtubule dynamics rather than on microtubule-based motors. Live embryos were treated with paclitaxel (Taxol) to stabilize microtubules. GFP-tubulin embryos treated with Taxol (B) exhibit intense spindle microtubules, bright asters and have an arrested cycle as compared to mock control GFP-tubulin embryos (A). Flare activity was minimal in Taxol-treated GFP-Cnn embryos (D) as compared with the mock control animals (C). See also Movie 5 at jcs.biologists.org/supplemental.