@article{uoadl:3011215,
    volume = "210",
    number = "3-4",
    pages = "179-187",
    journal = "Protoplasma",
    issn = "0033-183X, 1615-6102",
    keywords = "cell division;  centromere;  gamma tubulin;  higher plant;  interphase;  microtubule;  plant cell;  protein localization;  tubulin",
    BIBTEX_ENTRY = "article",
    year = "2000",
    author = "Panteris, E. and Apostolakos, P. and Gräf, R. and Galatis, B.",
    abstract = "The distribution of γ-tubulin throughout cell division is studied in several taxa of higher plants. γ-Tubulin is present along the whole length of microtubules (Mts) in every cell stage-specific Mt array such as the preprophase band, the preprophase-prophase perinuclear Mts, the kinetochore Mt bundles, the phragmoplast, and the telophase-interphase transition Mt arrays. γ-Tubulin follows with precision the Mt pattern, being absent from any other, Mt-free, cell site. In cells treated with anti-Mt drugs, γ-tubulin is present only on degrading or on reappearing Mt arrays, while it is totally absent from cells devoid of Mts. γ-Tubulin is also present in tubulin paracrystals, which are formed in colchicine-treated cells. These observations support the view that in higher plants γ-tubulin may not be a microtubule-organizing-center-specific protein, but it may play a certain structural and/or functional role being related to α- and β-tubulin.",
    title = "Gamma-tubulin colocalizes with microtubule arrays and tubulin paracrystals in dividing vegetative cells of higher plants",
    doi = "10.1007/BF01276858"
}