Untreated cells Paclitaxel treated Nocodazole treated In these images, cells have been stained fluorescently for nuclei...

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Highly dynamic behavior of microtubules is suppressed by taxol. At high concentration they cause bundling of microtubules in interphase.

The blue nucleus is in close proximity to thick green fluorescence. These are microtubule bundles.

Nocodazole interfere with polymerization of microtubules. This is why not much green fluorescence in the picture of treatment with nocodazole.

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