Richard Cyr
Professor Emeritus of Biology
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Microtubules Arabidopsis Kinesin Cell Division Proteins Cells Genes Prophase Meiosis Spindle Apparatus Nuclear Envelope Tobacco Cell Cycle Nuclear Membrane Mitotic Spindle Apparatus Cultured Cells Morphogenesis Plant Cells Plant Germ Cells Protein Domains Gametophytes Imaging Techniques Behavior Therapy Mitosis TubulinMost Recent Publications
An ungrouped plant kinesin accumulates at the preprophase band in a cell cycle-dependent manner
Jennelle L. Malcos, Richard J. Cyr, 2011, Cell Motility and the Cytoskeleton on p. 247-258
Mitotic spindle organization by the preprophase band
J. Christian Ambrose, Richard Cyr, 2008, Molecular Plant on p. 950-960
Functional divergence of the duplicated AtKIN14a and AtKIN14b genes: Critical roles in Arabidopsis meiosis and gametophyte development
Li Quan, Rong Xiao, Wuxing Li, Sung Aeong Oh, Hongzhi Kong, J. Christian Ambrose, Jennelle L. Malcos, Richard Cyr, David Twell, Hong Ma, 2008, Plant Journal on p. 1013-1026
The kinesin ATK5 functions in early spindle assembly in Arabidopsis
J. Christian Ambrose, Richard Cyr, 2007, Plant Cell on p. 226-236
Establishment of polarity during organization of the acentrosomal plant cortical microtubule array
Ram Dixit, Eric Chang, Richard Cyr, 2006, Molecular Biology of the Cell on p. 1298-1305
Narrowing of the preprophase microtubule band is not required for cell division plane determination in cultured plant cells
A. I. Marcus, R. Dixit, R. J. Cyr, 2005, Protoplasma on p. 169-174
How and Y plant microtubules branch
Richard Cyr, 2005, Nature Cell Biology on p. 927-929
A minus-end-directed kinesin with plus-end tracking protein activity is involved in spindle morphogenesis
J. Christian Ambrose, Wuxing Li, Adam Marcus, Hong Ma, Richard Cyr, 2005, Molecular Biology of the Cell on p. 1584-1592
Encounters between dynamic cortical microtubules promote ordering of the cortical array through angle-dependent modifications of microtubule behavior
Ram Dixit, Richard Cyr, 2004, Plant Cell on p. 3274-3284
Arabidopsis WPP-domain proteins are developmentally associated with the nuclear envelope and promote cell division
Shalaka Patel, Annkatrin Rose, Tea Meulia, Ram Dixit, Richard J. Cyr, Iris Meier, 2004, Plant Cell on p. 3260-3273