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A Mongolian gerbil spermatocyte at anaphase I

Chromosome segregation is one of the cornerstones of meiosis. Shown here is a Mongolian gerbil spermatocyte at anaphase I. The X (top) and Y (bottom) chromosomes (labeled in red) are segregating to opposite cell poles while they remain connected by a proteinaceous bridge (see de la Fuente et al., e198). Green, SYCP3 protein; red, ?-H2AX; blue, DNA staining with DAPI.

Image Credit: Photo by Roberto de la Fuente.

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