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Fig. 3. npc2a mutants and their sterol accumulation phenotypes.
(A) The gene structure of npc2a and the chromosome intervals
deleted in three Drosophila npc2a alleles. (B-G) Filipin
staining reveals the sterol distribution patterns in wild type (B,D,F) and
npc2a mutants (C,E,G). B and C are filipin-stained wing imaginal
discs from third-instar larvae: wild type (B) and npc2a mutant (C).
The magnified views (B',C') show that in wild type, sterol is
located mainly at cell-cell boundaries, whereas in npc2a mutants
sterol accumulates in a punctate pattern that is not restricted to those
boundaries. (D,E) Aberrant sterol accumulation was observed in a striped
pattern in npc2a (E) but not wild-type eggs (D). (F,G) Filipin
staining highlighted the lumen of the Malpighian tubules in wild type. In
npc2a mutants, massive punctate accumulations of filipin staining
were visible inside Malpighian tubules.