Tadasu Nozaki
@tadasu443.bsky.social
Chromosome researcher at Harvard University
#LiveCell #SingleMolecule #Meiosis #Chromatin #pairing
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=us0AM-wAAAAJ&hl=en
#LiveCell #SingleMolecule #Meiosis #Chromatin #pairing
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=us0AM-wAAAAJ&hl=en
We’re recruiting PhD students. If you’re interested in chromosome biology or imaging, please apply to the MCB or Plant Biology graduate programs at UMass (deadline is soon, 12/1). DM me for projects or questions.
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How to Apply : Molecular & Cellular Biology : UMass Amherst
A bachelor's degree from a qualified college or university is required or expected prior to the program's start date. Applicants are expected to have taken college-level courses in Biology, Organic Ch...
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November 13, 2025 at 12:13 PM
We’re recruiting PhD students. If you’re interested in chromosome biology or imaging, please apply to the MCB or Plant Biology graduate programs at UMass (deadline is soon, 12/1). DM me for projects or questions.
www.umass.edu/molecular-ce...
www.umass.edu/plant-biolog...
www.umass.edu/molecular-ce...
www.umass.edu/plant-biolog...
Reposted by Tadasu Nozaki
Dynamic chromosomes
May 30, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Dynamic chromosomes
Reposted by Tadasu Nozaki
There are ~180 chromosomes in this diplonemid, which organize into two rings during mitosis. Chromosomal passenger complex proteins localize in between the rings. Indirect evidence suggests that the cell is in metaphase but the two rings are separated by up to 1 µm. How are they connected?
March 24, 2025 at 3:28 PM
There are ~180 chromosomes in this diplonemid, which organize into two rings during mitosis. Chromosomal passenger complex proteins localize in between the rings. Indirect evidence suggests that the cell is in metaphase but the two rings are separated by up to 1 µm. How are they connected?