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Dynamics and structural features of the microtubule plus- ends in interphase mouse fibroblasts

Zovko, S.

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Zovko, S. (2010, June 22). Dynamics and structural features of the microtubule plus-ends in interphase mouse fibroblasts. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/1887/15711

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“Dynamics and structural features of the microtubule plus-ends in the interphase mouse fibroblasts”

1. Microtubule plus-ends in the area near the cell membrane of mammalian interphase cells adopt at least nine distinct interchangeable morphologies. (This thesis) 2. Shifting the MT dynamics towards MT shrinkage using nocodazole is a useful

approach for correlation of the dynamic state of plus-ends and their morphology. (This thesis)

3. Features present in the periphery of the interphase fibroblast affect the dynamics of MT plus-ends in that area. (This thesis)

4. CLIP-170/CLIP-115 deficiency leads to aberrant spreading of mouse embryonic fibroblasts and perturbed cell-matrix adhesion formation. (This thesis)

5. Our goal as cell biologists is not necessarily to predict a specific MT distribution, but to understand the rules that govern the overall organization of MTs and how this organization solves a functional problem, such as production of directed cell movement. (Kirshner and Mitchison, 1986)

6. A better understanding of the fundamental processes involved in the regulation of MT dynamics in healthy cells is essential in order to elucidate the perturbations of the MT cytoskeleton in diseased cells.

7. Future developments in the field of the correlative fluorescence light microscopy- electron microscopy approach will allow for direct correlation between the dynamic and structural state of the MT plus-end.

8. The quantitative high resolution structural study of the cell requires automation of electron microscopy; its next bottle-neck will be data analysis.

9. For a woman, the pursuit of a scientific career is one of the most potent contraceptives available.

10. I have told you that to choose a path you must be free from fear and ambition. The desire to learn is not ambition. It is our lot as men to want to know. The path without a heart will turn against men and destroy them. (Carlos Castaneda, “The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui way of Knowledge”)

Sandra Zovko, June 2010

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