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The Non-Peptidic Part Determines the Internalization Mechanism and Intracellular Trafficking of Peptide Amphiphiles

Figure 5

RPARPAR PAs share the same initial internalization pathway and diverge at later time points.

Confocal micrographs at different time points of chase (pulse: 1 hour) revealed high extent of co-localization (yellow) between PA 8 (green) and PA 4 (red) when both PAs were chased for the same time (A,D). When PAs were chased for different time points, co-localization extent was decreased and was dependent on which PA was chased (B,C,E and see text for details). Nuclei stain (blue): Hoechst 33342. Scale Bars: 20 µM.

Figure 5

doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0054611.g005