has_part long microtubules abnormal mitotic spindle nuclear envelope protrusion present during mitosis long mitotic kinetochore microtubules with kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope protrusion elongated mitotic kinetochore microtubules with kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope protrusion during M-phase 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 the protruding kinetochore microtubules are surrounded by an extension of the nuclear envelope, with the kinetochore-attached end at the distal tip of the protrusion. elongated mitotic kinetochore microtubules with kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope protrusion long mitotic kinetochore microtubules with kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope deformation midori long mitotic kinetochore microtubules with kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope protrusion during vegetative growth FYPO:0006044 long mitotic kinetochore microtubules with kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope protrusion during mitotic cell cycle long mitotic spindle microtubules with nuclear envelope protrusion from the kinetochore attached end of the microtubule 2017-06-07T11:40:19Z nuclear envelope protrusion with long mitotic kinetochore microtubules and kinetochore at tip of nuclear envelope protrusion