Fig. 6. GABAB receptors interact with caveolin 1. (a) Cells labeled with an anti-GABAB receptor antibody (red) and an anti-caveolin 1 antibody (green). Colocalization is seen as a yellow fluorescence. Bar, 10 µm. (b) 2D cytofluorogram. Colocalized pixels are visualized in blue. (c,d) Immunogold labeling in the transmission electron microscopy confirms the colocalization of GABAB receptors (15 nm gold partcles) and caveolin 1 (10 nm gold particles). Bars, 50 nm. (e) Proteins from Paramecium primaurelia cells (line 1) and human endothelial lysate (line 2) were subjected to SDS-PAGE and western blotting. Two protein bands with estimated molecular masses of 24 and 21 kDa were detected with an anti-caveolin 1 antibody, corresponding to the
and ß splicing forms, respectively. The position of the molecular mass marker is shown on the right.