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Fig. 5. Distribution of Vls-eGFP in ovaries and embryos. Transgenic flies express
two copies of vls-eGFP. Anterior is towards the left, posterior
towards the right. Vls-eGFP is cytoplasmic. (A) In the germarium, Vls-eGFP
signal is found predominantly in the germline and at lower levels also in the
somatic follicle cells, and occasionally accumulates in aggregates up to stage
1 egg chambers. Vls-eGFP is uniform in the nurse cells and the developing
oocyte throughout the rest of oogenesis. (B) Stage 1-4 egg chambers, (C) stage
8 and (D,E) stage 10. Vls-eGFP signal is generally fairly weak in the oocyte
and more difficult to detect against the autofluorescent yolk particles (D).
However, the signal is still significantly higher than in control yw
ovaries without vls-eGFP (E). (F,G) 0- to 1-hour-old embryos from
vls-eGFP (F) and yw (G) mothers. (H,I) 1- to 2-hour-old
embryos from vls-eGFP mothers. Vls-eGFP signal is detected in somatic
and germ cell cytoplasm. pc, pole cells; sc, somatic cells.