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. 2017 Mar 14;114(13):E2672–E2681. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1615883114

Fig. 6.

Fig. 6.

Dynein dissociates from the cortex in cells lacking Myo1. Fluorescence images of Hoechst-stained nucleus (Top and Bottom Left), fluorescent Dhc1 (“Dynein,” Top and Bottom Center), and the intensity map of Dhc1 in wild-type (Top) and Myo1Δ (Bottom) fission yeast zygotes (strain SV111 and strain VA049, respectively; Table S1). The intensity range is shown below the images. The schematics that appear alongside the images depict the localization of dynein at different locations in the cell. In a Myo1Δ background, dynein is absent from the cortex and the microtubules and appears almost exclusively on the SPB. (Scale bar, 2 µm.)