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C-Terminal Moiety of Tudor Contains Its In Vivo Activity in Drosophila

Figure 3

Spatial distribution of GFP-Tud fusion proteins during early embryogenesis.

GFP-Tud proteins were detected in fixed 0-2 hour embryos produced by females synthesizing the GFP-Tud-9A1 (A) or GFP-Tud-3ZS+L (B) fusion proteins. Although both fusion proteins could be detected at the posterior pole of the early embryo, the pole plasm localization of GFP-Tud-9A1 was significantly reduced compared to that of GFP-Tud-3ZS+L.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0014378.g003