CYTOLOGY OF SACCHAROMYCES CERVICIÆ WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO NUCLEAR DIVISION

Abstract

The nucleus of Saccharomyces cerviciæ divides by mitosis in the process of budding. The chromosomes apparently form, divide, separate, and give rise to daughter nuclei in much the same way as in Phaseolus. The linin strands connecting the nucleolus and nuclear membrane probably represent sheaths of chromosomal vesicles.