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Fig. 9. Mip120 CXC and HCH domains are not sufficient for nuclear localization in mip120 null egg chambers. Mip120 CXC and HCH domains are not sufficient.

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1 Fig. 9. Mip120 CXC and HCH domains are not sufficient for nuclear localization in mip120 null egg chambers. Mip120 CXC and HCH domains are not sufficient for nuclear localization in mip120 null egg chambers. Fixed egg chambers from mip a-9/Df; P{mip120}/+ (A-C), mip a-9/Df; P{mip120 N-term}/+ (D-F), mip a-9/Df; P{mip120 C-term}/+ (G-I), mip a-9/Df; P{mip120 CXC}/+ (J-L), and mip a-9/Df; P{mip120 HCH}/+ (M-O) females were fixed and immunostained with anti-Lamin (A,D,G,J,M) to detect the nuclear envelope and anti-Cherry fluorescent protein (B,E,H,K,N) to detect mCherry-Mip120 fusion proteins, then imaged by confocal microscopy. Merged images (C,F,I,L,O) show Lamin in green and Cherry in red. Mei-Hsin Cheng et al. Biology Open 2017;6: © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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