Click on image to view larger version.

Fig. 6. Ulp1 protein is located at the nuclear periphery in a cell-cycle-dependent
manner. S. pombe strain sp.611 containing an integrated myc
epitope-tagged version of ulp1 was used for DAPI staining and
immunofluorescence with anti-myc antisera (TRITC) (A,B) and anti-tubulin
antisera (FITC) (B). (A) Field of cells from an asynchronously growing
culture. Cells, from the top to the bottom of the field, are in late M/G1, S,
early anaphase and G2. (B) Composite of cells taken from an asynchronous
culture, arranged in sequence according to cell cycle stage as determined by
anti-tubulin staining. Merge is an overlay of DAPI and anti-myc antisera
images. A number of examples of each stage are shown to give the range of
intensity of Ulp1 staining.