Figure S3: Immunofluorescence of mitochondria alongside LC3B [FINAL]

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Figure S3. Immunofluorescence of mitochondria alongside LC3B. Cells were treated as in figure 6A, fixed, and mitochondria were labelled using the mitochondrial marker HSP60. Under nondepolarizing conditions, LC3B is only diffuse. Treatment with antimycin/oligomycin causes formation of punctate autophagic structures that are also positive for mitochondria. Insets are 4 μm wide.

Identifier (DOI)

10.5281/zenodo.10798586

Tags

Fluorescence imaging
Human

Team

Team Hurley

Program

Collaborative Research Network

Theme

PD Functional Genomics

Meet the Authors

Dan Tudorica, BSc

Key Personnel: Team Hurley,

University of California, Berkeley

Figure S3: Immunofluorescence of mitochondria alongside LC3B [FINAL]

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Meet the Authors

Dan Tudorica, BSc

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