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Fig. 4. The genetic interaction between Lgl and aPKC shows that Lgl
phosphorylation by aPKC can regulate oocyte polarity. (A,B)
Stau was normally localized in the apkck06403 heterozygous
mutant (A), but mislocalized in apkck06403 mutant germline
clones (B); mutant clones were marked by the absence of nuclear GFP (green).
(C,D) Loss of one copy of apkc exaggerated the Stau
mislocalization phenotype stemming from Lgl overexpression. Stau localization
in these backgrounds was quantified (D). (E) Stau is normally localized
in aPKC-GFP overexpression. (F) Overexpression of aPKC-GFP can rescue
the Stau mislocalization phenotype caused by the Lgl overexpression.
(G) Stau is mislocalized in the Lgl-overexpressing egg chambers.
(H) Stau localization in these backgrounds was quantified.