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Figure 7-1 The completion of mitosis [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-2 Mitotic protein destruction in human cells [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-3 Mechanisms controlling APC^Cdc20 activation in vertebrate cells [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 7-4 Behavior of yeast cells carrying mutations in spindle checkpoint components [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-5 Table of spindle checkpoint system components [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-6 Spindle checkpoint component Mad2 at unattached kinetochores [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 7-7 Alternative conformations of the Mad2 protein [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-8 A proposed scheme for the generation of the wait anaphase signal at unattached kinetochores [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-9 Table of names for separase and securin in different species [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 7-10 Analysis of securin and separase function in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-11 Activation of separase and initiation of sister-chromatid separation [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-12 Regulation of late mitotic events in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 7-13 Activation of the phosphatase Cdc14 in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-14 Spindle forces in anaphase A and B [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-15 Anaphase defects in the presence of nondegradable cyclin mutants [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 7-16 The APC helps promote spindle disassembly in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]	Figure 7-17 Nuclear envelope assembly in Xenopus embryo extracts [jpg] [tif]
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