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. 2012 Dec 1;23(23):4473–4483. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E12-03-0216

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FIGURE 7: — SPN-4 activates glp-1 translation indirectly. (A) Representative images of four-cell embryos carrying the listed reporter construct (left) and treated as described (top). Bottom, table of results. Anterior and posterior, the percentage of four-cell embryos with detectable GFP fluorescence in either the anterior or posterior cells, respective. None, the percentage of embryos with no detectable GFP fluorescence. (B) Representative gel shift data for SPN-4(50-135). The protein concentration used in each lane is labeled above the gel.