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Figure 4. Fluorescence imaging of mCerulean3 fusion vectors. Images were recorded in widefield or laser scanning confocal fluorescence microscopy. (A–M) Fusions to the N-terminus of mCerulean3; for each fusion protein the linker amino acid (aa) length is indicated after the name of the targeted organelle or fusion protein. The origin of the targeting cDNA is indicated in parenthesis. (A) mCerulean3-Cx43-7 (rat); (B) mCerulean3- <t>EB3-7</t> (human microtubule-associated protein; RP/EB family); (C) mCerulean3-Golgi-7 (N-terminal 81 aa of human b-1,4-galactosyltransferase); (D) mCerulean3-a-actinin (human); (E) mCerulean3-PMP-10 (human peroxisomal membrane protein 2); (F) mCerulean3-c-src-7 (chicken c-src tyrosine kinase); (G) mCerulean3-mitochondria-7 (human cytochrome C oxidase subunit VIII); (H) mCerulean3-zyxin-7 (human); (I) mCerulean3-vimentin-7 (human); (J) mCerulean3-lifeact-7 (N-terminal 17 aa from S. cerevisiae Abp 140); (K) mCerulean3-VE-Cadherin-10 (human vascular epithelial cadherin);
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Figure 4. Fluorescence imaging of mCerulean3 fusion vectors. Images were recorded in widefield or laser scanning confocal fluorescence microscopy. (A–M) Fusions to the N-terminus of mCerulean3; for each fusion protein the linker amino acid (aa) length is indicated after the name of the targeted organelle or fusion protein. The origin of the targeting cDNA is indicated in parenthesis. (A) mCerulean3-Cx43-7 (rat); (B) mCerulean3- EB3-7 (human microtubule-associated protein; RP/EB family); (C) mCerulean3-Golgi-7 (N-terminal 81 aa of human b-1,4-galactosyltransferase); (D) mCerulean3-a-actinin (human); (E) mCerulean3-PMP-10 (human peroxisomal membrane protein 2); (F) mCerulean3-c-src-7 (chicken c-src tyrosine kinase); (G) mCerulean3-mitochondria-7 (human cytochrome C oxidase subunit VIII); (H) mCerulean3-zyxin-7 (human); (I) mCerulean3-vimentin-7 (human); (J) mCerulean3-lifeact-7 (N-terminal 17 aa from S. cerevisiae Abp 140); (K) mCerulean3-VE-Cadherin-10 (human vascular epithelial cadherin);

Journal: PloS one

Article Title: An improved cerulean fluorescent protein with enhanced brightness and reduced reversible photoswitching.

doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0017896

Figure Lengend Snippet: Figure 4. Fluorescence imaging of mCerulean3 fusion vectors. Images were recorded in widefield or laser scanning confocal fluorescence microscopy. (A–M) Fusions to the N-terminus of mCerulean3; for each fusion protein the linker amino acid (aa) length is indicated after the name of the targeted organelle or fusion protein. The origin of the targeting cDNA is indicated in parenthesis. (A) mCerulean3-Cx43-7 (rat); (B) mCerulean3- EB3-7 (human microtubule-associated protein; RP/EB family); (C) mCerulean3-Golgi-7 (N-terminal 81 aa of human b-1,4-galactosyltransferase); (D) mCerulean3-a-actinin (human); (E) mCerulean3-PMP-10 (human peroxisomal membrane protein 2); (F) mCerulean3-c-src-7 (chicken c-src tyrosine kinase); (G) mCerulean3-mitochondria-7 (human cytochrome C oxidase subunit VIII); (H) mCerulean3-zyxin-7 (human); (I) mCerulean3-vimentin-7 (human); (J) mCerulean3-lifeact-7 (N-terminal 17 aa from S. cerevisiae Abp 140); (K) mCerulean3-VE-Cadherin-10 (human vascular epithelial cadherin);

Article Snippet: Thus, to prepare mCerulean3 N-terminal fusions, the following digests were performed: human non-muscle aactinin, EcoRI and NotI (vector source, Tom Keller, FSU); human cytochrome C oxidase subunit VIII, BamHI and NotI (mitochondria, Clontech); human zyxin, BamHI and NotI (Clare Waterman-Storer, NIH); rat a-1 connexin-43, EcoRI and BamHI (Matthias Falk, Lehigh University); human H2B, BamHI and NotI (George Patterson, NIH); N-terminal 81 aa of human b-1,4galactosyltransferase, BamHI and NotI (Golgi, Clontech); human microtubule-associated protein EB3, BamHI and NotI (Lynne Cassimeris, Lehigh University); human vimentin, BamHI and NotI (Robert Goldman, Northwestern University); human peroxisomal membrane protein 2, NotI and AgeI (peroxisomes; OriGene); c-src, BamHI and NotI (chicken c-src tyrosine kinase, Marilyn Resh, Sloan-Kettering Institute); lifeact, BamHI and NotI (N-terminal 17 aa from S. cerevisiae Abp 140, IDT); VE-cadherin, BamHI and NotI (human vascular epithelial cadherin, Andreea Trache, Texas A&M); fascin, BamHI and NotI (human fascin, OriGene).

Techniques: Fluorescence, Imaging, Microscopy, Membrane