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New Tetrahymena basal body protein components identify basal body domain structure

Chandra L. Kilburn ,

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Janet B. Meehl ,

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Thomas H. Giddings, Jr. ,

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John R. Yates, III ,

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Chandra L. Kilburn

Chad G. Pearson

Edwin P. Romijn

Janet B. Meehl

Thomas H. Giddings, Jr.

Brady P. Culver

John R. Yates, III

Mark Winey

Online Issn: 1540-8140

Print Issn: 0021-9525

The Rockefeller University Press

2007

J Cell Biol (2007) 179 (1): 167.

https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.20070310920070924c

Vol. 178 No. 6, September 10, 2007. Pages 905–912.

Due to a printing error, Fig. 4 appeared as a grayscale image. It appears in color in the online version and has been reprinted in color below.

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Figure 4.

New T. thermophila basal body components were shown to localize to discrete structural domains. Protein localizations were assigned to specific domains if at least 20% of all gold particles in the immunoelectron microscopy compilation images are associated with the region. New protein components are listed in Fig. 2 B and in Figs. S1–3 . Color reference and domain are listed for each new basal body component described.

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New T. thermophila basal body components were shown to localize to discrete structural domains. Protein localizations were assigned to specific domains if at least 20% of all gold particles in the immunoelectron microscopy compilation images are associated with the region. New protein components are listed in Fig. 2 B and in Figs. S1–3 . Color reference and domain are listed for each new basal body component described.