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. 2012 Oct 15;23(20):4020–4031. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E12-04-0268

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FIGURE 3: — NOP-1 mediates cortical recruitment of Rho effectors and promotes Rho activation. (A–C) Selected confocal images from time-lapse sequences of control and nop-1(it142) or nop-1(RNAi) embryos expressing (A) NMY-2::GFP, (B) GFP::ANI-1, and (C) GFP::Utrophin at the indicated times relative to anaphase onset. Insets (right, top) show the chromatin as detected with mCherry::HIS. All images are projections of five planes spanning 2 μm. (D) Selected DIC images from time-lapse sequences of wild-type, nop-1(it142), rga-3/4(RNAi), nop-1(it142);rga-3/4(RNAi), ect-2(ax751ts), and ect-2(ax751ts);nop-1(RNAi) at the indicated stages. Scale bars: 10 μm.