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Figure 6


Fig. 6. Staufen localization is normal in sec5E13 egg chambers. Egg chambers stained for Staufen (green), F-actin (phalloidin, red) and DNA (DAPI, blue). (A) In wild-type egg chambers, Staufen concentrates in the oocyte during early oogenesis (egg-chamber 1). After stage 7 and repolarization of the oocyte MT cytoskeleton, Staufen is transiently detected in the middle of the oocyte (egg-chamber 2). From stage 9 onwards, Staufen forms a tight crescent at the posterior pole (egg-chamber 3). (B) In sec5E13 egg chambers, all steps of Staufen localization appear normal.