Jones, KT (2012) Meiosis: mouse eggs do their anaphase topsy-turvy. Current Biology, 22 (5), 437-444. (doi:10.1016/j.cub.2012.01.047).
Abstract
The meiotic separation of sister chromatids in mature metaphase II mouse eggs is observed to depend initially on spindle lengthening (Anaphase B), then on microtubule shortening (Anaphase A). Having Anaphase B precede Anaphase A may be the mechanism by which mammalian eggs can generate a haploid chromosome number but without the loss of too much cytoplasm.
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