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. 2016 Feb 15;129(4):854–867. doi: 10.1242/jcs.183152

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Fig. 1. — L. mexicana FAZ protein homologs localise to the distal flagellar pocket. Fluorescence micrographs of L. mexicana promastigotes expressing the indicated fusion proteins of FAZ and pocket-associated genes from their endogenous loci. SMP1–mCh is a flagellar membrane marker. Detail of the pocket region is shown on the right in each panel. (A–G) Native fluorescence from cells expressing eYFP fusions (eYFP–) of L. mexicana homologs of T. brucei FAZ proteins. (H) Native fluorescence from a cell expressing an eYFP fusion of the L. mexicana homolog of LRRP1, a T. brucei bilobe protein. (I) Anti-Myc immunofluorescence of cells expressing the L. mexicana homolog of BILBO1, a T. brucei pocket collar protein, tagged with the Myc-epitope tag.