ALT On the left is a schematic of two chromosomes during late mitosis interacting via a Ki-67 brush, shown in purple, and RNA, shown in green. A close-up view of this interaction as represented by the simulation model is shown in two illustrations on the right. The chromosomes are modeled as flat charged surfaces kept fixed at a distance Lz from each other. Ki-67 is modeled as 24-bead, positively charged polymers bound to the chromosome surfaces. Ki-67 molecules are modeled with either a highly charged patch, illustrated in the center panel, and with uniform charge, illustrated on the far right, with both types having the same total charge. RNA is modeled as free, 100-bead, highly negatively charged polymers. The legend on the far right shows surface (chromosome) as magenta spheres, brush polymer (Ki-67) as violet spheres, charged patch as blue spheres, RNA as green spheres, and elastic spring as a squiggly black line.

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ALT A close-up of the flow chamber of an ICS machine, with a scientist’s hand in the foreground.