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Cover image: Mitotic cells treated with the antifungal drug griseofulvin. Griseofulvin treatment inhibits human tumor cell proliferation at mitosis in a manner similar to microtubule-targeted antitumor drugs that suppress microtubule dynamics. A normal spindle is shown in the upper left (with red highlighting microtubules and blue highlighting chromosomes), and blocked spindles are shown along the bottom and at the right. See the article by Panda et al. on pages 9878–9883. Image courtesy of K. Rathinasamy and Dulal Panda.
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