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Fig. 7. Char localises to the nuclear envelope. (A,B) Char
antibody staining (green) highlights the nuclear envelope during
cellularisation in a control embryo (A) but is absent in a char RNAi
embryo (B). (C-F) Char staining in embryos from heterozygous flies for
a deficiency covering the char locus (Dfchar), viewed from
the top (C,D, insets) and in sagittal sections (E,F). Two categories of
embryos, inferred to be, respectively, homozygous DfChar embryos and
heterozygous siblings, are observed: in the first, the nuclei have a normal
morphology and high levels of Char at the NE (C,E); in the second, the nuclei
display the distinct charRNAi nuclear envelope phenotype together
with a low expression of Char (D,F). Scale bars: 5 µm.