1 Genes
WormBase Gene ID | Gene Name | Sequence Name | Organism |
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WBGene00002994 | lin-5 | T09A5.10 | Caenorhabditis elegans |
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http://intermine.wormbase.org/tools/wormmine/service/ is incorrectPrimary Identifier | Expr13459 | Subcellular Localization | To explore the relative cortical localization patterns of LIN-5 and dynein, egfp::lin-5; mcherry::dhc-1 embryos were imaged by SDCM. In late metaphase, eGFP::LIN-5 became modestly enriched at the cortex as compared with the adjacent cytoplasm, both in the anterior and posterior. Although this was not observed for dynein, both LIN-5 and dynein showed higher cytoplasmic levels in the anterior compared with the posterior during all mitotic stages. This gradient affected the relative cortex/cytoplasm ratios calculated for the anterior and posterior and caused the increase of cortical levels observed in the posterior, which was not observed when a mean cytoplasmic value was used for normalization of all points instead.During anaphase, cortical enrichment of eGFP::LIN-5 increased substantially, most noticeably in the posterior. When averaging fluorescence intensities from multiple embryos, mCherry::DHC-1 did not show clear enrichment at the cortex above local cytoplasmic levels during anaphase. This reflects the patchy appearance of cortical dynein enrichment along the A-P axis. Importantly, side-by- side comparison of nonnormalized cortical line scans revealed a strong cross-correlation between cortical eGFP::LIN-5 and mCherry::DHC-1. This indicates that both proteins follow a similar cortical distribution, in agreement with LIN-5-dependent dynein localization. These protein localization patterns can account for force asymmetries in anaphase, but not during metaphase spindle displacement. |
WormBase Gene ID | Gene Name | Sequence Name | Organism |
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WBGene00002994 | lin-5 | T09A5.10 | Caenorhabditis elegans |