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GBP binds kinesin light chain and translocates during cortical rotation in Xenopus eggs
Carole Weaver, Gist H. Farr III, Weijun Pan, Brian A. Rowning, Jiyong Wang, Junhao Mao, Dianqing Wu, Lin Li, Carolyn A. Larabell, David Kimelman
Development 2003 130: 5425-5436; doi: 10.1242/dev.00737
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    • Movie 1 - GBP-GFP particles are shown translocating during peak cortical rotation. Translocating GBP-GFP particles move quickly from top to bottom in the field of view, while core rotation moves in the opposite direction from bottom to top. A population of GBP-GFP particles can be observed to move passively from bottom to top, accompanying the rotation of the core. Movie frames were captured at 2.3 second intervals.
    • Movie 2 - XKLC4-GFP particles are shown in the vegetal shear zone of an activated egg just prior to the onset of cortical rotation. XKLC4-GFP particles are in green, and yolk platelets stained with Nile Red are shown in red. XKLC4-GFP particles have begun to exhibit agitated behavior but are not yet translocating directionally. Movie frames were captured at 1.5 second intervals.
    • Movie 3 - XKLC4-GFP particles in the same egg as in Movie 2, now imaged during peak cortical rotation. Translocating XKLC4-GFP particles move quickly from bottom to top, while core rotation moves from top to bottom. A population of XKLC4-GFP particles can also be seen to passively accompany the core rotation.
    • Movie 4 - XKLC4-GFP particles in the same egg as Movies 1 and 2, now imaged late in the period of cortical rotation. XKLC4-GFP particles can still be observed translocating from bottom to top, but more slowly than during peak cortical rotation.
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GBP binds kinesin light chain and translocates during cortical rotation in Xenopus eggs
Carole Weaver, Gist H. Farr III, Weijun Pan, Brian A. Rowning, Jiyong Wang, Junhao Mao, Dianqing Wu, Lin Li, Carolyn A. Larabell, David Kimelman
Development 2003 130: 5425-5436; doi: 10.1242/dev.00737
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GBP binds kinesin light chain and translocates during cortical rotation in Xenopus eggs
Carole Weaver, Gist H. Farr III, Weijun Pan, Brian A. Rowning, Jiyong Wang, Junhao Mao, Dianqing Wu, Lin Li, Carolyn A. Larabell, David Kimelman
Development 2003 130: 5425-5436; doi: 10.1242/dev.00737

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