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Movie 1. Wild-type primary spermatocyte undergoing successful cytokinesis. The DIC image from the central-most focal plane is shown on the left, the GFP-tagged β-tubulin shown on the right. The fluorescence image is the maximum-intensity projection. Time is shown in minutes relative to anaphase onset (0). In this cell cytokinesis was successful (see Fig. 6 for details).
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Movie 2. Primary spermatocyte of vibrator mutant in which cytokinesis was unsuccessful. Notice the sudden relaxation of the ingressing membrane at 52 minutes (see Fig. 7 for details).
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