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Fig. 3. Echinoid subcellular localisation and colocalisation with Notch and Delta.
Third instar larval discs examined by confocal microscopy. (A) Ed protein in
wild-type wing disc. (B) sca-Gal4/UAS-ed-GFP. Detection of
Ed-GFP (green) and Ed (red). (C)
sca-Gal4/UAS-fng-DXDmut-Myc. Ed (red) and Golgi represented
by Myc (green). Arrows indicate some Ed protein that is in the Golgi.
Arrowheads indicate some of the more numerous Ed-only vesicles. (D)
Immunohistochemical detection of Sca (green) and Ed (red), showing lack of
colocalisation. (A-D) Single confocal sections. (E) Immunohistological
detection of Ed (green), HRS (red) and NECD (blue). Confocal
xzy projection. Arrows indicate vesicles containing all three
proteins. (E') Green channel (Ed). (E'') Red channel
(NECD). (E''') Blue channel (HRS). (F,G) Ed expression
in confocal projections. (F) Wild type. (G) hook1
mutant, showing fewer Ed-positive vesicles. (H,I) Immnuohistochemical
detection of Dl (green) and Ed (red). Single confocal sections of wild-type
discs. (H) Wing disc. Note that the majority of the Ed colocalises with Dl;
some of the Ed- and Dl-positive vesicles are marked by arrows. Dl-only
vesicles are marked by arrowheads. (I) Eye disc. Ed does not colocalise very
strongly with Dl. (J) Immunohistochemical detection of Ed-GFP (green),
NECD (red) and Dl (blue). Confocal xzy projection. Arrows
indicate vesicles containing all three proteins. (J') Green channel
(Ed-GFP). (J'') Red channel (NECD). (J''') Blue
channel (Dl).