Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 c Fig. 12.—Karyomitosis. {Ajter KolUker.) A, Spireme ; b, diasier; c, ilie nucleus lias divuled, cUe prucoi'lasiu of the cell In tbe act. of dividing. broadest part of the spindle—is called the equator. At each pole the threads of the spindle are connected with a granule of the cell protoplasm, tlie pole cor- puscle or centrosome, mentioned on a previous pa^-e; from the centrosome radiate numerous fine fibrillar, connecting the centrosome or pole corpuscle with the cell protoplasm, thus forming ' the suns ' o
Elements of histology (1898) Elements of histology elementsofhistol00klei Year: 1898 c Fig. 12.—Karyomitosis. {Ajter KolUker.) A, Spireme ; b, diasier; c, ilie nucleus lias divuled, cUe prucoi'lasiu of the cell In tbe act. of dividing. broadest part of the spindle—is called the equator. At each pole the threads of the spindle are connected with a granule of the cell protoplasm, tlie pole cor- puscle or centrosome, mentioned on a previous pa^-e; from the centrosome radiate numerous fine fibrillar, connecting the centrosome or pole corpuscle with the cell protoplasm, thus forming ' the suns ' or attraction- spheres, one at each pole (van Beneden). The above-named sister loops so arrange themselves about the equator of the spindle as to form a star— the motJier-star, monaster, or aster. In this arrange- ment the vertex of the loops is directed inwards, the open limbs outwards. Seen in profile the aster would appear like a narrow granular - looking plate of chromosomes—the nuclear plate. iv.—Metakinesis : Of each pair of sister loops form- ing the aster one loop is attracted by— migrates
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