k Human chromosomes, light micrograph Fluorescent light micrograph of human chromosomes. Fluorescent markers have been used to highlight DNA deoxyribonucleic acid, blue and kinetochores green. During mitosis nuclear division, the formation of two daughter nuclei from one parent nucleus, the spindle apparatus that separates sister chromatids attaches to the chromosomes via the kinetochores. Two identical chromatids make up one chromosome, so each cell retains a copy of the parent cells genetic information., by DR. JUAN F. GIMENEZABIAN SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Human chromosomes, light micrograph Fluorescent light micrograph of human chromosomes. Fluorescent markers have been used to highlight DNA  deoxyribonucleic acid, blue  and kinetochores  green . During mitosis  nuclear division , the formation of two daughter nuclei from one parent nucleus, the spindle apparatus that separates  sister chromatids attaches to the chromosomes via the kinetochores. Two identical chromatids make up one chromosome, so each cell retains a copy of the parent cell s genetic information., by DR. JUAN F. GIMENEZ ABIAN   SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Human chromosomes, light micrograph

Fluorescent light micrograph of human chromosomes. Fluorescent markers have been used to highlight DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid, blue) and kinetochores (green). During mitosis (nuclear division), the formation of two daughter nuclei from one parent nucleus, the spindle apparatus that separates' sister chromatids attaches to the chromosomes via the kinetochores. Two identical chromatids make up one chromosome, so each cell retains a copy of the parent cell's genetic information., by DR. JUAN F. GIMENEZ-ABIAN / SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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