The activity of MRP1-EYFP is analogous to wild-type MRP1.

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The activity of MRP1-EYFP is analogous to wild-type MRP1. The activity of MRP1-EYFP is analogous to wild-type MRP1. HeLa cells were separately transfected with MRP1-EYFP and MDR1-ECFP, plated together, and then visualized 48 h after transfection under wide-field fluorescence microscopy. All of the cells were incubated in 50 nm TMRE 15 min prior to visualization. In A and F, cells expressing MRP1 were visualized using EYFP fluorescence; in B and G, cells expressing MDR1 were visualized using ECFP fluorescence; in C and H, cells accumulating TMRE were visualized using rhodamine fluorescence. In D, cells expressing either MRP1 (green) or MDR1 (blue) excluded TMRE (red) as is evident in the merged image. In E, a line plot of the fluorescence intensities of a representative region in the merged image demonstrates the exclusion of TMRE (red line) from the cells expressing MRP1 (green line) or MDR1 (blue line). In F–J, cells were incubated with the MRP1-inhibitor BSO (25 μm) for 24 h. In I, MRP1-EYFP cells accumulated TMRE, whereas MDR1-ECFP cells did not. In J, a line scan quantifies the degree to which TMRE was excluded from MDR1-ECFP cells but not from MRP1-EYFP cells. Scale bar, 20 μm. Asha Rajagopal et al. Cancer Res 2002;62:391-396 ©2002 by American Association for Cancer Research