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Electron micrograph of second section of a cnn1-/- centriole pair in mitosis from Figure 4C. Centriole structure appears normal. Note electron dense PCM associated with centrioles.

Electron micrograph of first section of wt centrosome from Figure 4B.

Electron micrograph of section 2 of wt centrosome from Figure 4B.

Electron micrograph shows section 2 of centrosome from Figure 4B. Note how microtubules appear to focus away from the centrosome.

Electron micrograph of first section of a cnn1-/- centriole pair in mitosis from Figure 4C. Centriole structure appears normal.

Electron micrograph of cnn1-/- centrosome close to the cortex from Figure 4D. Note microtubules that run parallel to the cortex.

Zoomed out image of wt DT40 cell showing condensed chromosomes (inidcative of mitosis) and the centrosome.

Zoomed out image of cnn1-/- DT40 cell showing condensed chromosomes (inidcative of mitosis) and the centrosome.

Electron micrograph shows first section of cnn1-/- centrosome from Figure 4B. Note that microtubules focus away from the centrosome.

Electron micrograph of a wt centriole pair in mitosis from Figure 4C. Note electron dense PCM associated with centrioles.

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