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. 2004 May 5;101(19):7481–7486. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0402328101

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Fig. 3. — Effect of the D1304N mutation on maternal MEA:GFP transcription in the central cell. Fluorescence micrographs of ovules harvested from stage 12 flowers (46) are shown. GFP and chlorophyll fluorescence were converted to green and red, respectively. Arrows point to central cells. (Scale bars = 0.04 mm.) (A) Ovules from a wild-type flower that is homozygous for a MEA:GFP transgene. (B) Ovules from a flower that is heterozygous DME/dme-2 and homozygous for a MEA:GFP transgene. (C) Ovules from a flower that is heterozygous DME/dme-2, hemizygous for a DME:DME-4 transgene, and homozygous for a MEA:GFP transgene. (D) Ovules from a flower that is heterozygous DME/dme-2, hemizygous for a DME:DME(D1304N)-3 transgene, and homozygous for a MEA:GFP transgene.