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Figure 2


Fig. 2. (a) Colocalization of GABAB receptors and clathrin. In cells labeled with a polyclonal antibody against GABAB receptor (red) and a monoclonal antibody against clathrin HC (green), a clustered distribution of fluorescence is detected on the plasma membrane and inside the cytoplasm. GABAB receptors and clathrin vesicles are partly colocalized (yellow fluorescence). Bar, 10 µm. (b) 2D cytofluorogram. Colocalized pixels are visualized in blue. (c) Ultrastructural localization of GABAB receptors in Paramecium cells using 10 nm gold particles in electron microscopy. GABAB receptor immuno-analogue is present in coated pits. Bar, 100 nm. (d) Immunogold labeling in the transmission electron microscopy confirms the colocalization of GABAB receptors (15 nm gold particles) and clathrin (10 nm gold particles) in coated pits. Bar, 100 nm.