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. 1999 Jun 21;189(12):1947–1952. doi: 10.1084/jem.189.12.1947

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Localization of PbCTRP. Parasites were collected 10 and 22 h after exflagellation, purified by erythrocyte lysis, and fixed in acetone for 2 min. Specific antigen was revealed using an antiserum against recombinant PbCTRP as described in Materials and Methods. (a) 10 h after exflagellation; (b) 22 h after exflagellation; (c) 22 h after exflagellation, stained using nonimmune rabbit serum (as control). Arrows indicate mature ookinetes in control. Original magnifications: ×200.

Localization of PbCTRP. Parasites were collected 10 and 22 h after exflagellation, purified by erythrocyte lysis, and fixed in acetone for 2 min. Specific antigen was revealed using an antiserum against recombinant PbCTRP as described in Materials and Methods. (a) 10 h after exflagellation; (b) 22 h after exflagellation; (c) 22 h after exflagellation, stained using nonimmune rabbit serum (as control). Arrows indicate mature ookinetes in control. Original magnifications: ×200.