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. 2021 Aug 30;220(11):e202104073. doi: 10.1083/jcb.202104073

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Figure S4. — Loss of vps13d does not add to pink1 mitochondrial clearance phenotype, and loss of pink1 in early third instar intestine cells do not have altered Vps13D puncta. (A) Quantification of mito-GFP puncta remaining in pink1 (+);vps13d (ΔUBA/+) intestine cells (n = 12); pink1^B9 (-);vps13d (ΔUBA/+) intestine cells (n = 12); and pink1^B9 (-);vps13d (ΔUBA/ΔUBA) intestine cells (n = 11) 2 h after pupariation. Columns were compared using one-way ANOVA with Tukey’s post hoc analysis. (B) pink1^B9/pink1^B9 (−/−) loss-of-function mutant intestine cells (nonred) in early third instar larvae do not have altered Vps13D puncta (green) compared with heterozygous control (+/−) cells (red). Scale bars in B are 40 μm. Error bars are SEM. Representative of three or more independent biological experiments.