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BMC Cell Biology - Image of the Month

Every month, BMC Cell Biology features an image from a previously published article as Image of the Month. Publish an article in BMC Cell Biology and your image could be featured on this page.

Image of the Month - December 2007

Tight junction formation in the presence of heat shock protein Apg-2.
Control canine kidney (MDCK) cells were grown in 3D-extracellular matrix gel cultures to form hollow polarized cysts and labeled with fluorescent antibodies for tight-junction and cytoskeletal proteins. Tight junctions were labeled with junctional marker occludin (red), the basolateral plasma membrane protein erbB-2 (green) and actin was labeled with Alexa654-phalloidin (blue). erbB-2 localized to the lateral plasma membrane as well as cytoplasmic organelles. The co-localization of occludin and actin appears pink.

Taken from: Aijaz et al., BMC Cell Biology 2007, 8:49 [View article]

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