UV microbeam irradiations of the mitotic spindle. II. Spindle fiber dynamics and force production
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J. Pickett-Heaps | J D Pickett-Heaps | A. Bajer | J. Snyder | J. Molé-Bajer | T P Spurck | O G Stonington | J A Snyder | A Bajer | J Mole-Bajer | T. Spurck | O. Stonington | Andrew S. Bajer | Judith A. Snyder | Judwiga Mole-Bajer
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