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Fig. 1. Expression of CAF1 components in pollen. (A) RT-PCR was
performed from RNAs extracted from mature Arabidopsis thaliana pollen
grains and shows expression of MSI1, FAS1 and FAS2.
(B-D) Wild-type pollen development. Nuclei are stained with DAPI. The
uni-nucleate microspore (B) undergoes an asymmetrical mitosis, leading to the
bicellular stage (C). At that stage the pollen grain contains a large
vegetative cell and a small generative cell with a nucleus showing relatively
higher chromatin compaction. (D) The generative cell divides, giving rise to
two sperm cells with highly condensed chromatin. (E-G) Expression
pattern of promMSI1-MSI1-mRFP1 in pollen in microspore (E), and
developing pollen at bicellular stage (F) and tricellular stage (G). Confocal
sections. Scale bars: 10 µm. G, generative cell; S, sperm cell; V,
vegetative cell.