Journal: Nature Communications
Article Title: The human ciliopathy protein RSG1 links the CPLANE complex to transition zone architecture
doi: 10.1038/s41467-025-61005-8
Figure Lengend Snippet: A En face in vivo imaging of a Xenopus multiciliated cell with axonemes labelled by membrane-RFP (blue) and basal bodies labeled with centrin-BFP (green). B – E En face images of single MCCs showing Rsg1 basal body localization for control, and S72P (=human A76P), G114E (=human G118E), and D184W (=human R188W) variants. ( b’ – e’ ) merged channels showing Rsg1(green) with centrin (magenta), scale bar = 5 μm. F Graph showing mean ± standard deviation of normalized GFP-Rsg1 basal body fluorescence (see “Methods”). N > 25 cells in 5 embryos across 3 experiments for all conditions. N values and statistic can be found in Supplementary Dataset .
Article Snippet: RPE1 RSG1 knockout cell lines were generated using two single guide RNAs synthesized by Synthego (sgRNA cut site 1: UUGCCCUAGGGCUGCUUGAG, sgRNA cut site 2: CCCACUCACCGGUGGUCUCG).
Techniques: In Vivo Imaging, Membrane, Labeling, Control, Standard Deviation, Fluorescence