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Journal of Cell Science, Vol 108, Issue 7 2715-2727, Copyright © 1995 by Company of Biologists
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T Misteli and G Warren
Cell Biology Laboratory, Imperial Cancer Research Fund, London, UK.
Populations enriched in prophase cells were obtained either by using a cell line with a temperature-sensitive mutation in the mitotic kinase, p34cdc2, or by treating cells with olomoucine, an inhibitor of this kinase. Both methods resulted in efficient and reversible block of the cells at the G2/M boundary. After cells were released from the cell cycle block, the morphological changes to the Golgi apparatus were characterised using both quantitative conventional electron microscopy and immuno-gold microscopy. The early mitotic phases were divided into six stages (G2 to pro-metaphase) based on the morphology of the nucleus. During prophase the cross-sectional length of Golgi stacks decreased prior to unstacking. At the same time, small vesicular profiles, typically 50-70 nm in diameter, accumulated in the vicinity of the stacks. The disappearance of Golgi stacks was accompanied by the transient appearance of tubular networks. By the time cells entered prometaphase, the stacks had completely disassembled and only clusters consisting of Golgi vesicles and short tubular elements were left. When cells were released from the G2/M boundary and pulsed briefly with [AlF4]- to prevent uncoating of transport vesicles, vesicular profiles with a morphology reminiscent of COP-coated vesicles appeared. These vesicular profiles were either associated with Golgi stacks or, at later stages, with clusters, but were formed at all stages of disassembly. Together these results provide further support for our model that continued budding of vesicles from the rims of Golgi cisternae is at least partly responsible for the disassembly of the Golgi apparatus.
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