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WBPicture0000008457 | Description | Figure 1. C. elegans BBS proteins localize predominantly to the transition zones and axonemes of cilia. (A,G) Schematics of the head (A) and tail (G) indicate the position of cilial structures at the dendritic endings of amphid and phasmid neurons. (B-F,H-L) Fluorescent images of the head (amphids, B-F) and tail (phasmids, H-L) regions of N2 worms expressing GFP-tagged OSM-5 (B,H), BBS-1 (C,I), BBS-2 (D,J), BBS-7 (E,K), and BBS-8 (F,L). The BBS proteins localize specifically to the transition zones (C-F,I-L), and like the IFT protein, OSM-5 (B,H), they are also found along the ciliary axonemes. The ciliary axonemes (cil), transition zones (tz), dendrites (den), and cell bodies (cb) are indicated. An asterisk denotes the ciliated endings of neurons found at the anterior end of the worm (e.g., IL1/2, OLL, CEP, and BAG neurons). Arrowheads in all panels denote the amphid and phasmid transition zones. Note that in all panels, only one set of amphid and phasmid neurons is shown except for the schematic in A, where both sets (one on each side) are shown. | |||
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Publication_year | 2004 | ||||
Article_URL | DOI | id | 10.1101/gad.1194004 | ||
Journal_URL | Genes&Development | ||||
Publisher_URL | ColdSpringHarborLabPress | ||||
Reference | WBPaper00024240 |