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WBPicture0000011168DescriptionFigure 6. BKIP-1 and SLO-1 appeared to be physically very close in vivo. Bimolecular fluorescence complementation assays were performed by fusing the N-terminal portion of YFP (YFPa) to full-length SLO-1 (SLO-1::YFPa) and fusing the C-terminal portion of YFP (YFPc) to either full-length BKIP-1 (BKIP-1::YFPc) or BKIP-1 with deletions (BKIP-1d1-13::YFPc, BKIP-1d51- 60::YFPc, and BKIP-1d30 - 42::YFPc). In both neurons and body-wall muscle cells, all the BKIP-1 fusions except BKIP-1d30 - 42::YFPc were able to reconstitute YFP fluorophore with the coexpressed SLO-1::YFPa. Scale bars, 20 um.
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Publication_year2010
Article_URLDOIid10.1523/JNEUROSCI.3211-10.2010
Journal_URLTheJournalofNeuroscience
Publisher_URLSocietyofNeuroscience
ReferenceWBPaper00037877