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. 2016 Apr 12;16:84. doi: 10.1186/s12870-016-0769-5

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Fig. 5 — BiFC analysis of the interaction among rice MAGO, Y14, and eIF4AIII in onion epidermal cells. N- and C-terminal fragments of YFP (YN and YC) were fused to the C-terminus of OsRH2, OsRH34, OsMAGO1, and OsY14b, respectively. Onion epidermal cells were cotransformed with combinations of 35S:: OsRH2–YN and 35S::YC, 35S::OsRH34–YN and 35S::YC, 35S::YN and 35S::Y14b–YC, and 35S::YN and 35S::MAGO1–YC as negative controls (a) Onion epidermal cells were cotransformed with 35S::OsMAGO1–YN and 35S::OsY14b–YC (b), 35S::OsRH2–YN and 35S::OsY14b–YC (c), 35S::OsRH2–YN and 35S::OsMAGO1–YC (d), 35S::OsRH34–YN and 35S::OsY14b–YC (e), 35S::OsRH34–YN and 35S::OsMAGO1–YC. (e) Bars = 100 μm