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. 2011 Aug 24;6(8):e23636. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0023636

Figure 4. mFVs present the final stage of urothelial plaque formation.

Figure 4

A) On the micrograph are shown mFVs organized into a stack. mFVs have a narrow intravesicular lumen and un-dilated rims. B) Projection of 3-D model shows difference in size and shape between bigger iFV (yellow) and mFVs (red). C) mFVs have urothelial plaques (*) positioned centrally. Note flattened, coin-like shape of the mFV. Arrow in circle indicates direction of Pt shadowing. D) After two hours of endocytosis, the HRP reaction product is present in a multivesicular body (arrow), while the majority of multivesicular bodies (arrow-heads) and all of the FVs remain un-labelled. Bars 500 nm.