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. 2016 Jul 19;28(8):1879–1893. doi: 10.1105/tpc.16.00108

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Figure 3. — MOF Is Required for Bouquet Formation and Homologous Pairing.

(A) and (E) Telomere bouquet formation analysis revealed by FISH using the telomere sequence as a probe (red) in wild-type (A) and mof (E) nuclei. Chromosomes (blue) are stained with DAPI.

(B) and (F) Immunolocalization of OsCenH3 (red) showing paired and unpaired homologous chromosomes in wild-type (B) and mof (F) nuclei.

(C) and (G) Homologous pairing analysis revealed by FISH using 5S rDNA probe (green; indicated by yellow triangle) in wild-type (C) and mof (G) nuclei.

(D) and (H) Homologous pairing analysis revealed by FISH using probes prepared from BAC P0671B11 (red; indicated by orange triangle) in wild-type (D) and mof (H) nuclei. Bars = 5 μm.