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English: Changes in the microtubule array beneath the point of contact. Movie composed of 115 images of the microtubule array underneath the point of contact with a tungsten needle in A. thaliana expressing TUA6-GFP [70]. Each image in the movie is a projection of five optical sections through the cortical cytoplasm underlying the outer epidermal cell wall. The position of the needle is indicated by the V-shaped shadow (top centre). The movie commences just before touching the cell surface with the needle and ends 1 hour 17 minutes later. The time between most images is about 30–40 seconds. A bright diffuse cloud of GFP-tubulin begins to accumulate at the point of contact about 4 min after touching the cell with the needle. Linear arrays of diffuse fluorescence appear to sweep below the cortical microtubule array. The movie plays at about 200 times real-time. |
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Source | Hardham A, Takemoto D, White R (2008). "Rapid and dynamic subcellular reorganization following mechanical stimulation of Arabidopsis epidermal cells mimics responses to fungal and oomycete attack". BMC Plant Biology. DOI:10.1186/1471-2229-8-63. PMID 18513448. PMC: 2435237. | ||
Author | Hardham A, Takemoto D, White R | ||
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Author | Hardham A, Takemoto D, White R |
Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ |
Image title | Changes in the microtubule array beneath the point of contact. Movie composed of 115 images of the microtubule array underneath the point of contact with a tungsten needle in A. thaliana expressing TUA6-GFP [70]. Each image in the movie is a projection of five optical sections through the cortical cytoplasm underlying the outer epidermal cell wall. The position of the needle is indicated by the V-shaped shadow (top centre). The movie commences just before touching the cell surface with the needle and ends 1 hour 17 minutes later. The time between most images is about 30?40 seconds. A bright diffuse cloud of GFP-tubulin begins to accumulate at the point of contact about 4 min after touching the cell with the needle. Linear arrays of diffuse fluorescence appear to sweep below the cortical microtubule array. The movie plays at about 200 times real-time. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2008 |