Earnshaw lab paper featured in Molecular Cell. Image Authors Booth, D.G., Beckett, A.J., Molina, O., Samejima, I., Masumoto, H., Kouprina, N., Larionov, V., Prior, I.A., and Earnshaw, W.C. Summary 3-dimentional correlative light and electron microscopy reveals that ≥ 33% of mitotic chromosomes is not chromatin, but is instead a peripheral layer that is largely derived from nucleoli. This mysterious layer is very little studied, but experiments suggest that it may have important roles in re-establishing the internal organisation of the interphase nucleus after cell division. Related links Journal Link This article was published on 2024-06-17
