long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond spindle pole body
A physical cellular phenotype observed in the vegetative growth phase of the life cycle in which cells form mitotic spindle microtubules that are longer than normal, and extend beyond the spindle pole body. The protruding spindle microtubules are surrounded by an extension of the nuclear envelope.
FYPO:0003788
nuclear envelope protrusion present during mitosis
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FYPO:0000055
long microtubules
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FYPO:0000733
long mitotic spindle
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FYPO:0003788
nuclear envelope protrusion present during mitosis
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elongated mitotic spindle microtubules protruding from spindle pole body
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elongated mitotic spindle microtubules protruding from spindle pole body during M-phase
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long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond spindle pole body, with nuclear envelope deformation
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long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond spindle pole body, with nuclear envelope protrusion
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long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding from SPB
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long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding from spindle pole body during mitotic cell cycle
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long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding from spindle pole body during vegetative growth
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long nuclear microtubules protruding through nuclear envelope
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mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond spindle pole body
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nuclear envelope protrusion with long mitotic spindle microtubules protruding beyond spindle pole body
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