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Fig. 4. Sec5 and Syx1A localization on membranes is differentially impaired
in rab6 egg chambers. Egg chambers stained to
reveal Syx1A (A,B, green) or Sec5 (C,D, green),
F-actin (phalloidin, red) and DNA (DAPI, blue). In wild type (A), Syx1A is
detected on nurse cell and oocyte membranes (arrows). After stage 9, Syx1A is
predominantly detected on nurse cell membranes. In
rab6D23D egg chambers (B), Syx1A is detected on the
remaining plasma membranes (arrow) and around the ring canal cluster
(arrowheads), in both strongly and in mildly affected egg chambers. In stage-8
wild-type egg chambers (C), Sec5 and actin colocalize at nurse cell (arrow)
and oocyte (Oo) plasma membranes. In rab6D23D egg chambers
at these stages, Sec5 is absent from residual membranes that delimit nurse
cell `open' syncytia (D, arrow) but is readily detected on the oocyte plasma
membrane (Oo). Sec5 is not detected in the aggregates of ring canals and actin
debris (D, arrowhead).