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Figure 9-1 The sexual reproductive cycle [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-2 The meiotic program [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-3 Control of the meiotic program [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 9-4 Regulatory circuit controlling the onset of meiotic S phase in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-5 Homologous recombination in meiotic prophase [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-6 Early steps in homolog pairing [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 9-7 Homolog pairing defects in a spo11 mutant [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-8 Electron microscopic analysis of chromosome structure in leptotene and early zygotene [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-9 The synaptonemal complex [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 9-10 Chiasmata [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-11 Regulation of entry into meiosis I in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-12 Microtubules of the first meiotic spindle in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 9-13 Homolog attachment to the first meiotic spindle [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-14 Variations in the amount of homolog linkage in meiosis I [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-15 Table of meiosis-specific cohesin subunits [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 9-16 Securin destruction is required for meiotic anaphase I in mouse oocytes [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-17 Mechanisms controlling homolog segregation in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]	Figure 9-18 Inhibition of Cdk1 triggers DNA synthesis after meiosis I [jpg] [tif]
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Figure 9-19 The phosphatase Cdc14 is required for disassembly of the first meiotic spindle in budding yeast [jpg] [tif]
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