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. 2002 Jan;14(1):237–261. doi: 10.1105/tpc.010237

Figure 8.

Figure 8.

Immunolocalization of γ-COP and Arf1p in GmMan1-GFP and GFP-HDEL BY-2 Cells.

(A) and (D) Typical distribution of Golgi stacks in the cortical cytoplasm of GmMan1-GFP cells.

(B) and (E) Corresponding immunofluorescence labeling with anti-Atγ-COP and anti-AtArf1p antibodies, respectively.

(C) and (F) Composite images obtained after merging (A) with (B) and (D) with (E), respectively.

(G) High magnification of two fluorescent Golgi stacks (green signal, GmMan1-GFP; red signal, Atγ-COP).

(H) High magnification of a single fluorescent Golgi stack (green signal, GmMan1-GFP; red signal, AtArf1p).

(I) Fluorescence profile along the arrow shown in (H). The y axis gives the intensity of the GmMan1-GFP signal (green curve) and of the AtArf1p signal (red curve) along the arrow. The x axis gives the distance in micrometers.

(J) Typical distribution of the cortical ER in the GFP-HDEL cells.

(K) Corresponding immunofluorescence labeling with anti-Atγ-COP.

(L) Merged images from (J) and (K).

All images were obtained by confocal microscopy from single optical sections through the cortical cytoplasm of tobacco BY2 cells. Bars = 5 μm except in (G) and (H).