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. 2012 Oct 11;160(4):2125–2136. doi: 10.1104/pp.112.207027

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Figure 6. — TEM micrographs showing the cytoplasm and symbiosome matrix from mature (A and B), medium-sized (C), and small empty (D) nodules. A, Empty vector. Typical symbiosomes with matrix (M) and host cytoplasm intact (asterisk) are seen. B, GUS control (as in A). C, 14-3-3 medium-sized nodule. Cytoplasm is intact (asterisk), but matrix (M) is degraded. D, 14-3-3 small empty nodule. Cytoplasm (asterisk) and matrix (M) are degraded; the symbiosome membrane remains (arrows). These micrographs are derived from one representative experiment of three independent biological replications. Bars = 1 μm.