Chapter
Chapter 2. Microinjection of Echinoderm Eggs: Apparatus and Procedures
pp.：
28 – 48
Chapter 3. Microscopic Methods for Analysis of Mitotic Spindle Structure
pp.：
48 – 72
Chapter 4. Permeabilized Cell Models for Studying Chromosome Movement in Dividing PtK1 Cells
pp.：
72 – 84
Chapter 5. Mitotic Spindles Isolated from Sea Urchin Eggs with EGTA Lysis Buffers
pp.：
84 – 122
Chapter 6. Molecular and Genetic Methods for Studying Mitosis and Spindle Proteins in Aspergillus nidulans
pp.：
122 – 146
Chapter 7. Actin Localization within Cells by Electron Microscopy
pp.：
146 – 158
Chapter 8. The Brush Border of Intestinal Epithelium: A Model System for Analysis of Cell-Surface Architecture and Motility
pp.：
158 – 190
Chapter 9. Actin Gelation in Sea Urchin Egg Extracts
pp.：
190 – 216
Chapter 10. Macrophages: Their Use in Elucidation of the Cytoskeletal Roles of Actin
pp.：
216 – 242
Chapter 11. Crane Fly Spermatocytes and Spermatids: A System for Studying Cytoskeletal Components
pp.：
242 – 268
Chapter 12. Reactivation of Sperm Flagella: Properties of Microtubule-Mediated Motility
pp.：
268 – 288
Chapter 13. Stereological Analysis of Microtubules in Cells with Special Reference to Their Possible Role in Secretion
pp.：
288 – 300
Chapter 14. Chromatophores: Their Use in Understanding Microtubule-Dependent Intracellular Transport
pp.：
300 – 328
Chapter 15. Acanthamoeba castellanii: Methods and Perspectives for Study of Cytoskeleton Proteins
pp.：
328 – 348
Chapter 16. Biochemical and Immunocytological Characterization of Intermediate Filaments in Muscle Cells
pp.：
348 – 374
Chapter 17. Dictyostelium discoideum: Methods and Perspectives for Study of Cell Motility
pp.：
374 – 380
Chapter 18. Axonal Transport: A Cell-Biological Method for Studying Proteins That Associate with the Cytoskeleton
pp.：
380 – 414
Contents of Recent Volumes
pp.：
424 – 442
The Cytoskeleton, Part B
：Biological Systems and In Vitro Models
( Volume 25 )
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