Naegleria gruberi cells use one set of tubulins to build a mitotic spindle (cyan, left), and another set of tubulins (orange, right) to transform into a flagellate cell type. (IMAGE)

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Naegleria gruberi cells use one set of tubulins to build a mitotic spindle (cyan, left), and another set of tubulins (orange, right) to transform into a flagellate cell type.

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Naegleria gruberi cells use one set of tubulins to build a mitotic spindle (cyan, left), and another set of tubulins (orange, right) to transform into a flagellate cell type.

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Katrina Velle, Fritz-Laylin Lab, UMass Amherst

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