Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles | Paper Citation Record

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This paper cites The mitotic spindle: a self-made machine.Science, 294(5542):543–547, 2001.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles The mitotic spindle: a self-made machine.Science, 294(5542):543–547, 2001

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Force and length in the mitotic spindle.Current Biology, 19(17):R749–R761, 2009

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Phenotypic profiling of the human genome by time-lapse microscopy reveals cell division genes.Nature, 464(7289):721–727, 2010

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This paper cites Proteome analysis of the human mitotic spindle.Molecular & cellular proteomics, 4(1):35–43, 2005.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Proteome analysis of the human mitotic spindle.Molecular & cellular proteomics, 4(1):35–43, 2005

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Deep proteomics of the xenopus laevis egg using an mrna-derived reference database.Current biology, 24(13):1467–1475, 2014

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This paper cites Cambridge university press Cambridge, 1995.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Cambridge university press Cambridge, 1995

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Asters, vortices, and rotating spirals in active gels of polar filaments.Physical review letters, 92(7):078101, 2004

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles The mechanics and statistics of active matter.Annu

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Instabilities and pattern formation in active particle suspensions: Kinetic theory and continuum simulations.Physical Review Letters, 100(17):178103, 2008

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This paper cites Physical basis of spindle self-organization.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 111(52):18496–18500, 2014.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Physical basis of spindle self-organization.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 111(52):18496–18500, 2014

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This paper cites The physics of the metaphase spindle.Annual review of biophysics, 47(1):655–673, 2018.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles The physics of the metaphase spindle.Annual review of biophysics, 47(1):655–673, 2018

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Long-range repulsion between chromosomes in mammalian oocyte spindles

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This paper cites Self-organization of kinetochore-fibers in human mitotic spindles.Elife, 11:e75458, 2022.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Self-organization of kinetochore-fibers in human mitotic spindles.Elife, 11:e75458, 2022

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This paper cites Insights into the micromechanical properties of the metaphase spindle.Cell, 145(7):1062–1074, 2011.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Insights into the micromechanical properties of the metaphase spindle.Cell, 145(7):1062–1074, 2011

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Nucleoporin levels regulate cell cycle progression and phase-specific gene expression

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Three- dimensional structure of kinetochore-fibers in human mitotic spindles.Elife, 11:e75459, 2022

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Using 3d large scale tomography to study force generation in the mitotic spindle, 2024

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Hydrodynamics of soft active matter.Reviews of modern physics, 85(3):1143–1189, 2013

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Mitotic spindles revisited–new insights from 3d electron microscopy

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles A new view on polarization microscopy.Nature, 381(6585):811–812, 1996

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles A reliable, noninvasive technique for spindle imaging and enucleation of mammalian oocytes.Nature biotechnology, 18(2):223–225, 2000

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Birefringence of single and bundled microtubules.Biophysical journal, 74(1):645–654, 1998

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Nucleation and transport organize microtubules in metaphase spindles

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Autocatalytic microtubule nucleation determines the size and mass of xenopus laevis egg extract spindles.Elife, 7:e31149, 2018

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Branching microtubule nucleation in xenopus egg extracts mediated by augmin and tpx2.Cell, 152(4):768–777, 2013

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Physical basis of large microtubule aster growth.Elife, 5:e19145, 2016

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Mitotic spindle: kinetochore fibers hold on tight to interpolar bundles

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles The multifunctional spindle midzone in vertebrate cells at a glance

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Mechanisms underlying spindle assembly and robust- ness

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Microtubule sliding within the bridging fiber pushes kinetochore fibers apart to segregate chromosomes.Developmental cell, 43(1):11–23, 2017

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Overlap microtubules link sister k-fibres and balance the forces on bi-oriented kinetochores

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Kinetochore- and chromosome-driven transition of microtubules into bundles promotes spindle assembly

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Unresolved cited work

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Torques within and outside the human spindle balance twist at anaphase

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles McDonald.Theory of simple liquids: with applications to soft matter

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Polewards microtubule flux in the mitotic spindle: evidence from photoactivation of fluorescence

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Self-straining of actively crosslinked microtubule networks.Nature physics, 15(12):1295–1300, 2019

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Measuring microtubule polarity in spindles with second-harmonic generation.Biophysical journal, 106(8):1578–1587, 2014

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Probing microtubules polarity in mitotic spindles in situ using interferometric second harmonic generation microscopy.Scientific Reports, 7(1):6758, 2017

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Digital image processing 4th edition, 2018

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Resampling fewer than n observations: gains, losses, and remedies for losses

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles A method for monitoring the collapse of plastic sections as a function of electron dose

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Point spread function of the polarized light field microscope.Journal of the Optical Society of America A, 39(6):1095–1103, 2022

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Assembling microtubule-based active matter

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This paper cites Higher- order assembly of microtubules by counterions: from hexagonal bundles to living necklaces.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 101(46):16099–16103, 2004.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Higher- order assembly of microtubules by counterions: from hexagonal bundles to living necklaces.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 101(46):16099–16103, 2004

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This paper cites Structure and dynamics of motor-driven microtubule bundles.Soft matter, 20(29):5715–5723, 2024.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Structure and dynamics of motor-driven microtubule bundles.Soft matter, 20(29):5715–5723, 2024

Reference 47

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This paper cites Concepts and criteria of resolution.Superresolution Optical Microscopy: The Quest for Enhanced Resolution and Contrast, pages 13–32, 2020.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Concepts and criteria of resolution.Superresolution Optical Microscopy: The Quest for Enhanced Resolution and Contrast, pages 13–32, 2020

Reference 48

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles Elastic energies and director fields in liquid crystal droplets, i

Reference 49

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This paper cites semi-coherent.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles semi-coherent

Reference 50

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This paper cites 5 in the Main Text, supplemented with boundary conditions appropriate for HeLa spindles.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles 5 in the Main Text, supplemented with boundary conditions appropriate for HeLa spindles

Reference 51

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This paper cites S6, supplemented with appropriate boundary conditions.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles S6, supplemented with appropriate boundary conditions

Reference 52

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This paper cites (13) in the Main Text.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles (13) in the Main Text

Reference 53

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This paper cites In our computations of LC-PolScope correlation functions, however, we use an analysis box that is displaced from the central spindle (Main Text Fig.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles In our computations of LC-PolScope correlation functions, however, we use an analysis box that is displaced from the central spindle (Main Text Fig

Reference 54

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This paper cites This minimal theory is obtained by setting v1 = 0 in Main Text Eqns.

Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles This minimal theory is obtained by setting v1 = 0 in Main Text Eqns

Reference 55

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Active Liquid Crystal Theory Explains the Collective Organization of Microtubules in Human Mitotic Spindles UNnQpAPKxWQ5hE2yAlAOxcejO4A=

Reference 56

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