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Fig. 1. Expression of FL-DG and {Delta}ßDG in BAE. (A) Cells were transfected with pREP/F, pREP/C or vector alone and double-stained after geneticin selection with anti-ßDG and Texas-Red—phalloidin. Bound antibodies were visualized by a Cy2-conjugated secondary antibody. Serial optical sections (1 µm intervals) were obtained with a confocal microscope and through-focused images were reconstituted for the anti-ßDG images. At the laser intensity and the window level applied to reveal the distribution of expressed ßDG (FL-DG) and {Delta}ßDG ({Delta}ßDG), the signals from endogenous ßDG were extremely low. Subcellular distribution of endogenous ßDG (vector) in BAE has been described in detail (Shimizu et al., 1999). (B,C) Enrichment of FL-DG- or {Delta}ßDG-expressing BAE. Cells were transfected and selected for resistance against geneticin and then processed for anti-ßDG flow cytometry (B) or western blotting (C). Note that each of the three types of transfected cells forms a single peak, indicating that it is a homogenious cell population (B). Arrowheads in (C) indicate intact ßDG (43 kDa) and {Delta}ßDG (17 kDa). Molecular weights (kDa) are given on the left. Shown are the results obtained in a single experiment. Similar findings were obtained in two other independent experiments.





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