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. 2011 Mar 21;192(6):939–948. doi: 10.1083/jcb.201010104

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Figure 2. — Hydrophobic interactions are required for P-granule integrity. (A) Top, dissected GLH-1::GFP gonads exposed to hexanediol (HD), hexanetriol (HT), or egg buffer (Control). Bottom, normalized P-granule counts from the image series in A. Arrow indicates the time HD, HT, or control buffer was added. See Video 1 for complete time series. (B–D) GLH-1::GFP granule averages (B), GFP::PGL-1 granule averages (C), and GFP::SPD-2 granule averages (D) for HD, HT, and control. Standard deviations for each condition are shown in blue, red, and yellow shaded bars. 20 dissected gonads were analyzed for each treatment of each GFP line.