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. 2013 Apr 9;20(3):299–314. doi: 10.1093/dnares/dst011

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Figure 3. — Subcellular localization of the OsRFP–EGFP fusion proteins in tobacco leaves. Agrobacterium strains GV3101 harbouring each construct of 35S:OsRFPH2-3-EGFP (A), 35S:OsRFPH2-14-EGFP (B), 35S:OsRFPH2-16-EGFP (C), 35S:OsRFPH2-23-EGFP (D), 35S:OsRFPHC-2-EGFP (E), 35S:OsRFPHC-3-EGFP (F), 35S:OsRFPHC-4-EGFP (G), 35S:OsRFPHC-13-EGFP (H), 35S:OsRFPv-6-EGFP (I), or 35S:EGFP (J) were transiently expressed with p19 in Nicotiana leaves. Images were captured and merged by z-series optical sections after 3 days of agro-infiltration. A 35S:EGFP construct was used as a control.