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Figure 2


Fig. 2. csul activity contributes to nuage and pole plasm assembly during oogenesis. Distribution of Osk (A,B), GFP-Vas (C,D,G,H), Tud (E,F,I,J), and Mael (K,L) proteins in stage 10 egg chambers (A-F) and previtellogenic egg chambers (G-L). Left and right columns show wild-type and csulP egg chambers, respectively. (A,B) Osk immunostaining (red) and DNA (green). Osk is correctly synthesized and positioned at the posterior pole of csulP oocytes. (C,D,G,H) GFP-Vas (green) and DNA staining (red). GFP-Vas is only detected in the nuage of previtellogenic csulP egg chambers and disappears in later stages of egg chamber development. In comparison with wild type, the amount of GFP-Vas is markedly reduced in the pole plasm of csulP stage 10 oocytes. (E,F,I,J) Tud immunostaining (red) and DNA (green). Although Tud is synthesized in csulP egg chambers, it is absent both from nuage and pole plasm. (K,L) Mael immunostaining. Mael localization in the nuage is abolished in csulP egg chambers. o, oocyte; n, nurse cell nucleus.