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Fig. 5. Cytoplasmic Bam is reduced in twin germaria. (A,B) BamC, red; germ
cells (Vasa), green. (A',B') red channel alone. The BamC antiserum
is specific to the cytoplasmic form of Bam
(McKearin and Ohlstein, 1995).
Bam can also localize to the fusome, but that fraction is not detected by the
available antibodies. Vasa is expressed in germ cells. Anterior is leftwards
in all panels. All samples were stained and photographed in parallel.
(A,A') Wild-type (OR) germarium showing BamC staining in a cyst in
Region 1. All the germ cells express Vasa. (B,B')
twinS1/Df germarium showing very reduced BamC staining.
twin heterozygotes exhibit BamC staining in dividing cysts, but also
exhibit high background staining (not shown).