doi: 10.1083/jcb.2016pi.
Yukiko Yamashita: the centrosomes get there first. Interview by Caitlin Sedwick
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Yukiko Yamashita: the centrosomes get there first. Interview by Caitlin Sedwick
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Yamashita studies how germline stem cells orient their asymmetric cell divisions.
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Yukiko Yamashita PHOTO COURTESY OF UM PHOTO SERVICES
The centrosomes (red) of male germline stem cells (blue) orient perpendicular to a hub cell (interface in green) at the apical tip of the testes. The rightmost cell is dividing. IMAGE COURTESY OF YUKIKO YAMASHITA
Yamashita’s lab members gathered for a group photo. PHOTO COURTESY OF HEIKO YANG
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