Mihaela Jagrić (@michaela_jag) 's Twitter Profile
Mihaela Jagrić

@michaela_jag

Cell biologist. PhD student @Toliclab @institutrb

Current position: Applikation Spezialist at Werfen GmbH

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Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Without augmin spindles change their architecture to a hollow barrel - see the poster by Martina Manenica at #EESMTs! End-on view of the spindle, PRC1 in green and DNA in blue.

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our results that bridging fibers promote chromosome alignment by overlap length-dependent forces! Thanks to the reviewer who suggested to follow #EB3 after #optogenetic removal of #PRC1 from the #spindle! (1/4)

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hello #spindle lovers! In our new #bioRxiv #preprint we find that #augmin is a major contributor to the nucleation of bridging #microtubules. We propose that these microtubules slide apart, which promotes poleward flux of kinetochore fibers and tension on #kinetochores.

Hello #spindle lovers! In our new #bioRxiv #preprint we find that #augmin is a major contributor to the nucleation of bridging #microtubules. We propose that these microtubules slide apart, which promotes poleward flux of kinetochore fibers and tension on #kinetochores.
Isabella Koprivec (@isabella__k) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What's new with bridging fibers? Check out our #CellBio2020 poster (P1437) which detected augmin as a key player in their nucleation, consequently revealing some new and very cool roles of bridging fibers in human spindles! Iva Tolić Valentina Stimac Juraj Simunic

Valentina Stimac (@stimac_v) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hello, #CellBio2020 attendees! Wondering what cool and exciting things 2020 brought to Iva Tolić? Check out what Isabella Koprivec and I found out about the congression of polar chromosomes by visiting the poster P131!

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#SpindleCroatia2021 The abstract deadline is in 4 days! Join the "Mitotic spindle: From living and synthetic systems to theory” in Split or online! With Nenad Pavin Iva Tolić ROhiLab@Michigan Radhika Subramanian. phy.pmf.unizg.hr/~mitosis/

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How does the #spindle align the #chromosomes? We found that bridging fibers lead the chromosomes towards the spindle middle by overlap length-dependent forces. Congrats Mihaela Jagrić, Patrik Risteski, Jelena Martincic and Ana Milas! eLife - the journal elifesciences.org/articles/61170 (1/13)

Alain Chédotal (@alainchedotal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Beautiful live analysis (spinning-disk) of human fibroblast migration in a 3D collagen matrix using particle image velocimetry to measure matrix deformation. Cells deform the matrix at the front of migration. Not seen with HUVEC. Yamada & Doyle NIH bit.ly/3l42jRK

eLife - the journal (@elife) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Using light to remove the important cell-division protein PRC1 reveals how opposing forces keep chromosomes in line during division elifesciences.org/digests/61170/…

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do #chromosomes know where the #spindle center is? Patrik Risteski Mihaela Jagrić Nenad Pavin and I discuss intricacies of chromosome alignment and flux-driven centering in the #Cytoskeleton Special Issue of Current Biology! Movie by Isabella Koprivec Valentina Stimac. cell.com/current-biolog…

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How do chromosomes get aligned on the mitotic spindle? By asymmetric poleward flux of kinetochore fibers! This story started with a physical model by Nenad Pavin & Domagoj Božan, motivating Patrik Risteski and Mihaela Jagrić to develop methodology to test it. biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Iva Tolić (@toliclab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our latest work, just published in PNASNews and led by Patrik Risteski! Check out the highlights in the thread below, and the full text here: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Excited to share our latest work, just published in <a href="/PNASNews/">PNASNews</a> and led by <a href="/risteski_/">Patrik Risteski</a>! Check out the highlights in the thread below, and the full text here: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…