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. 2012 Sep 3;198(5):913–925. doi: 10.1083/jcb.201201120

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Figure 7. — Possible assignment of dynein locations. (A) Assignment of the potential location of the three MDs (DHC3, DHC4, and DHC11) in the proximal region. The arrowheads indicate possible locations: possibly, DHC3 and DHC4 are at the yellow arrowhead, and DHC11 is at the gray arrowheads. Densities at the other arrowheads are not assigned. DHC3 may be present also on MTD1+. Bar, 16 nm. (B) The proposed distribution of all the major dyneins along the flagella. The colors of the bar indicating possible localization corresponds to the MD or unknown density pointed by the same arrowhead colors in A. The short bar with the minus sign indicates the proximal region of the MTD, whereas the long bar with the plus sign indicates the central and distal region.