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. 2017 Oct 16;13(10):e1007038. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgen.1007038

Fig 2. HPK-1 promotes protein homeostasis.

Fig 2

(A-C) hpk-1 activity affects the accumulation of Q35::YFP foci in muscle cells. Shown are representative images of Punc-54::polyQ::YFP animals treated with (A) control RNAi or (B) hpk-1 RNAi, and (C) transgenic animals overexpressing hpk-1 (Psur-5::HPK-1::CFP). (D) Time course of polyQ::YFP foci accumulation in conjunction with: treatment with control RNAi (black circles), hpk-1 RNAi (white circles), hpk-1(pk1393) (white squares), or hpk-1 overexpression (open triangles). Data points display the mean +/- standard deviation (S.D.) of at least 15 animals per biological replicate; at least 5 independent experiments were performed. P-values are provided in Results and in S3 Table. (E) Time course of paralysis of Punc-54::polyQ::YFP animals in conjunction with: treatment with control RNAi (black circles), hpk-1 RNAi (white circles), hpk-1(pk1393) (white squares), or hpk-1 overexpression (open triangles). Plotted data display the results for a single biological replicate. P-values and data from all trials are provided in S3 Table.