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. 2002 Feb 18;156(4):715–724. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200109047

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Figure 3. — Droplet stalling forces for plus-end travel. As for Fig. 2, the panels show the percentage of droplets stalled as a function of applied force. (A) Wild-type versus Dhc64C ^6–10/Dhc64C^8–1; (B) wild-type versus Dhc64C ^6–10/+ and Dhc64C ^8–1/+; (C) wild-type versus Gl¹/+. Forces were determined as for Fig. 2, in the same embryos.