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. 1999 Feb 8;144(3):519–532. doi: 10.1083/jcb.144.3.519

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Ectopic expression of δ-catenin does not lead to displacement of p120^ctn from adhesive junction proteins. (A) Immunoblot showing p120^ctn coimmunoprecipitation with E-cadherin in mock (1), and MF cells (2). (3) MDCK cell lysate. (B) Double immunofluorescent microscopy showing redistribution of junctional proteins in δ-catenin–transfected MDCK cells after HGF stimulation. (a, c, and e) Anti–δ-catenin. (b) Anti– β-catenin. (d) Anti-p120^ctn. (f) Anti-desmoplakin. Note the colocalization of δ-catenin with β-catenin and p120^ctn, but not desmoplakin, at the leading edges of cells treated with HGF. Arrows point to the lamellipodia formation. Bar, 5 μm.