Nature Cell Biology
4, 750 - 756 (2002)
Published online: 23 September 2002; | doi:10.1038/ncb852
De novo formation of transitional ER sites and Golgi structures in Pichia pastorisBrooke J. Bevis, Adam T. Hammond, Catherine A. Reinke
& Benjamin S. GlickMovie 1 (mov 4,913) P. pastoris cells containing Sec13p-GFP-labeled tER sites were imaged for ~ 33 min. Several de novo
formation and fusion events can be seen. Weak nuclear fluorescence is also visible. This movie is accelerated
60-fold relative to real time. Movie 2 (mov 3,598)
P. pastoris cells containing Sec13p-GFP-labeled tER sites were imaged for ~ 30 min. Several de novo
formation and fusion events can be seen, particularly in the cell on the lower left. Weak nuclear fluorescence is
also visible. This movie is accelerated 60-fold relative to real time.
Movie 3 (mov 1,333)
P. pastoris cells containing Sec13p-GFP-labeled tER sites and Sec7p-DsRed-labeled Golgi structures
were imaged for ~ 14 min. The formation and growth of new Golgi structures is linked to that of the associated
tER sites, as seen most clearly in the pair of cells on the left. This movie is accelerated 60-fold relative to real
time.
Movie 4 (mov 904)
P. pastoris cells containing Sec13p-GFP-labeled tER sites and Sec7p-DsRed-labeled Golgi structures
were imaged for ~ 15 min. In the cell on the left, two tER sites fuse, and the associated Golgi structures also
fuse. This movie is accelerated 60-fold relative to real time.
Movie 5 (mov 2,645) P. pastoris cells containing GFP-Gos1p-labeled Golgi structures were imaged for ~ 21 min. Several de
novo formation and fusion events can be seen, particularly in the cell on the lower left. This movie is accelerated
60-fold relative to real time.
Movie 6 (mov 240) P. pastoris cells containing containing Sec13p-GFP-labeled tER sites and Sec7p-DsRed-labeled Golgi
structures were imaged for ~ 4 min. In the cell on the left, a Golgi structure moves away from its associated tER
site toward the bud. This movie is accelerated 12-fold relative to real time.
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