Fig. 3: Mutants with defective in either perinuclear or cytoplasmic P granules exhibit defects in gene silencing. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Mutants with defective in either perinuclear or cytoplasmic P granules exhibit defects in gene silencing.

From: GLH/VASA helicases promote germ granule formation to ensure the fidelity of piRNA-mediated transcriptome surveillance

Fig. 3

a Fluorescent micrographs show the localization of PRG-1 and WAGO-4 in the indicated strains in the adult germline (left) and in the four-cell embryo (right). Bar, 10 micrometers. Quantification of each genotype’s effect on granule properties is provided in Supplementary Fig. 2a. b GFP expression in the piRNA reporter and the ability to form perinuclear or cytoplasmic PRG-1 granules in the indicated strains.

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