Ubiquitously expressed secretory carrier membrane proteins (SCAMPs) 1-4 mark different pathways and exhibit limited constitutive trafficking to and from the cell surface
J Cell Sci Castle and Castle
118: 3769
JCS02503 Supplementary Material
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Movie 1
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Movie 1. NRK cell
expressing GFP-SCAMP1 labeled 10 minutes with Alexa-594 Tf and chased
approximately 90 seconds. Note the extensive colocalization of GFP-SCAMP1 and
transferrin and their simultaneous movement. In the lower half near the center,
an endosome undergoes upward saltatory movement.
Movie 2
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Movie 2. NRK cell
expressing GFP-SCAMP1 after a 15-minute labeling with Alexa-594 Tf followed by
a 40-minute chase. Tf is generally present in endosomes that do not contain
GFP-SCAMP1. Toward the left a Tf-containing endosome moves from the bottom of
the field to the top and subsequently a GFP-SCAMP1 vesicle is seen to translocate
from lower left to upper right.
Movie 3
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Movie 3. NRK cell
expressing GFP-SCAMP1 after a 15-minute labeling with Alexa-594 Tf followed by
a 40-minute chase. This movie presents additional examples of separate movement
of Tf and GFP-SCAMP1. Endosomes containing Tf but not GFP-SCAMP1 move toward
the top of the field. Toward the bottom of the field GFP-SCAMP1-containing
vesicles are translocating.
Movie 4
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Movie 4. NRK cell
expressing GFP-SCAMP1 labeled 15 minutes with Alexa-594 Tf and chased 40
minutes. In the center, distinct GFP-SCAMP1 and Tf-filled endosomes appear to
be attached and tugging on one another as if trying to separate.