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. 2018 Aug 16;13(8):e0201828. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0201828

Fig 3. Genetically distinct nuclei can share cellular compartment of heterokaryotic mycelia without apparent histone H1 diffusion.

Fig 3

Still images of merged red and green channels from supplemental video S3 Fig, showing histone H1 diffusion within vegetative mycelia of a heterokaryon fusion between histone H1-GFP and H1-RFP-containing strains. Images show frames [1/95, 7/95, 42/95, 58/95, 62/95, 63/95, 66/95, 68/95, 70/95, 77/95, 82/95, 88/95] from video S3 Fig respectively. (Continuous imaging between frames for the duration of approximately 95 minutes). White Arrow denotes the junction of anastomosis between homokaryotic mycelia. White X marks the cellular compartment where H1-GFP and H1-RFP-containing nuclei interact. White scale bar = 5μm.