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. 1998 Apr 6;141(1):51–59. doi: 10.1083/jcb.141.1.51

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The Golgi complex was fragmented and dispersed throughout the cytoplasm of cDHC^−/− cells. Control (a) and cDHC^−/− (b) cells were stained with anti-GM130 antisera. Electron micrographs compare representative areas of the trophoectodermal cells of (c) control and (d and e) cDHC^−/− cells. Arrows indicate the Golgi complex. (e) At higher magnification, the Golgi fragments (arrows) clearly consisted of stacks of several small flattened cisternae and associated with microtubules (arrowheads) in cDHC^−/− cells. Bars: (a and b) 10 μm; (c and d) 2 μm; (e) 500 nm.

The Golgi complex was fragmented and dispersed throughout the cytoplasm of cDHC^−/− cells. Control (a) and cDHC^−/− (b) cells were stained with anti-GM130 antisera. Electron micrographs compare representative areas of the trophoectodermal cells of (c) control and (d and e) cDHC^−/− cells. Arrows indicate the Golgi complex. (e) At higher magnification, the Golgi fragments (arrows) clearly consisted of stacks of several small flattened cisternae and associated with microtubules (arrowheads) in cDHC^−/− cells. Bars: (a and b) 10 μm; (c and d) 2 μm; (e) 500 nm.