John P C
Department of Botany, Queen's University of Belfast, N. Ireland, UK.
Microbiol Sci. 1984 Jul;1(4):96-101.
In Chlamydomonas, the duration of the cell cycle is determined by timer control of a rate-limiting commitment to divide, and cell size determines whether 2, 4, 8 or 16 daughter cells are formed. Use of different environmental conditions allows an evaluation of metabolic and biosynthetic changes, including tubulin synthesis, as possible controllers of the cell cycle.
在衣藻中，细胞周期的持续时间由对分裂的限速性决定的定时器控制，细胞大小决定形成2、4、8或16个 daughter 细胞。利用不同的环境条件可以评估代谢和生物合成变化，包括微管蛋白合成，作为细胞周期可能的调控因素。
