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. 2007 Nov;18(11):4637–4647. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E07-08-0799

Figure 8.

Figure 8.

Detection of GM10 by immunoelectron microscopic observation of cells after Golgi cross-linking. ManII-HRP HeLa cells cross-linked by DAB+H2O2 and allowed to recover for 120 min (a) or control ManII-HRP HeLa cells treated by H2O2 alone (b) were processed for cryoelectron microscopy and immunogold labeling using an anti-GM130 antibody (some gold particles are indicated by an arrow). In cross-linked cells, GM130 is detected on membrane structures, apposed to the inactivated cisternae, that do not display the normal shape of a Golgi complex. This is in marked contrast with the Golgi localization of GM130 observed in non–cross-linked HeLa cells (b). Bar, 500 nm.