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Fig. 1. The rCD2 protein marks the sperm plasma membrane. The panels show
sperm produced by males homozygous for snky1 and a
transgene expressing rat CD2 gene. The rCD2 protein (green) was detected by
immunolocalization and nuclei (red) by PI or DAPI staining. In a cyst of
elongating spermatids (A) and mature sperm (B), rCD2 is located
on the plasma membrane. After entry into the egg, sperm retain a condensed
nucleus (C) and rCD2 (D). The merged image (E) shows
overlapping rCD2 and nuclear staining consistent with retention of the plasma
membrane surrounding the head. Scale bar: 10 µm.