Figure 8: Total H2a-GFP and Htt96Q-Cherry levels in time-lapse experiments. | Nature Communications

Figure 8: Total H2a-GFP and Htt96Q-Cherry levels in time-lapse experiments.

From: Soluble forms of polyQ-expanded huntingtin rather than large aggregates cause endoplasmic reticulum stress

Figure 8

(a–c) The graphs summarize total H2a-GFP levels in the cells with aggregating Htt96Q-Cherry (a), with visible Htt96Q-Cherry aggregates from the beginning (b) or without the appearance of large Htt96Q-Cherry aggregates (c). (d) Total Htt96Q-Cherry levels remained stable throughout the experiment in the Dox-treated cells.

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