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To study chromosome movement during anaphase in mammals, you have injected fluorescently labeled tubulin subunits into cells such that microtubules can be seen under a fluorescence microscope. You then use a relatively strong laser beam to bleach the fluorescent dyes in a limited area of a metaphase cell, as indicated in the schematic diagram below, and follow the progression of mitosis under the microscope by time-lapse imaging. You then use the images to measure the change in distance between various components, and plot the results in the graph below. Answer the following question(s) based on these results.
To study chromosome movement during anaphase in mammals, you have injected fluorescently labeled tubulin subunits into cells such that microtubules can be seen under a fluorescence microscope. You then use a relatively strong laser beam to bleach the fluorescent dyes in a limited area of a metaphase cell, as indicated in the schematic diagram below, and follow the progression of mitosis under the microscope by time-lapse imaging. You then use the images to measure the change in distance between various components, and plot the results in the graph below. Answer the following question(s) based on these results.    -Based on the results from your experiment, which force is dominant in chromosome movement in this cell: polar ejection force (E), microtubule flux (F), or kinetochore microtubule plus-end depolymerization (P)? Write down E, F, or P as your answer.
-Based on the results from your experiment, which force is dominant in chromosome movement in this cell: polar ejection force (E), microtubule flux (F), or kinetochore microtubule plus-end depolymerization (P)? Write down E, F, or P as your answer.


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