Figure 7
From: Calyculin A, an enhancer of myosin, speeds up anaphase chromosome movement
Chromosome movement in a cell treated with LatB (left arrow) and with CalA in LatB (right arrow) illustrating two pairs of half-bivalents that drastically slowed after LatB and accelerated after CalA in LatB. One moved backwards after reaching the poles (+), while the other stayed at the poles (o). The dashed lines represents linear regression through the dotted circles and crosses before addition of LatB and the solid lines regression through the dotted circles and crosses after addition of CalA in LatB.