Gone FISHing

Chromosome Dynamics: Actin’s Gone Fishing

Chromosome congression and segregation have been widely known to be coordinated by the function of the dynamic spindle microtubules. But recent work suggests that oocytes may employ a unique actin-dependent mechanism of chromosome delivery to the spindle.

Gone fishing (for silent atrial fibrillation).

Gone, gone and going

Biomedicine swallows the lion's share of life science funding but there is mounting concern that the health of ecosystems should be demanding more attention. Nigel Williams reports.

Gone Fishing: I–O Psychologists’ Missed Opportunities to Understand Marginalized Employees’ Experiences With Discrimination

This article focuses attention on research examining workplace discrimination against employees from marginalized groups. We particularly consider the experiences of seven different groups of marginalized individuals, some of which have legal protection and some of which do not but all of whom we feel have been overlooked by the field of industrial–organizational (I–O) psychology. We briefly de...

Detecting genetic changes in human tumor cells: have scientists "gone fishing?".

D detection of chromosomal abnormalities in human tumors have occurred with the development of new techniques. These have included new techniques to identify chromosomes such as chromosomal banding techniques, improved methods to culture cells, the use of growth factors, and more sensitive techniques to detect chromosomally abnormal cells. Cyto-genetic analysis of human tumors is often technica...