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. 1998 Jan 12;140(1):81–90. doi: 10.1083/jcb.140.1.81

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Relocalization of GFP–Spo14p during meiosis. (Top) Micrographs of living yeast cells harboring GFP–SPO14 2μ (Y969) at the indicated times after induction of meiosis. (Middle) A fixed cell after the meiosis I division showing GFP–Spo14p (Spo14p), antitubulin antibody (Tubulin) and DAPI (DNA) labeling. A schematic representation of the cell is on the right. The circles represent Spo14p, lines represent the spindles, and the ovals represent DNA. The dashed line is the nuclear envelope. (Bottom) A cell expressing GFP–Spo14p (Spo14p) after the meiosis II division stained with DAPI (DNA).

Relocalization of GFP–Spo14p during meiosis. (Top) Micrographs of living yeast cells harboring GFP–SPO14 2μ (Y969) at the indicated times after induction of meiosis. (Middle) A fixed cell after the meiosis I division showing GFP–Spo14p (Spo14p), antitubulin antibody (Tubulin) and DAPI (DNA) labeling. A schematic representation of the cell is on the right. The circles represent Spo14p, lines represent the spindles, and the ovals represent DNA. The dashed line is the nuclear envelope. (Bottom) A cell expressing GFP–Spo14p (Spo14p) after the meiosis II division stained with DAPI (DNA).