Fig. 1AThe 24-hour nisin treatment induces a spherical distribution composed of cytokeratin (CK) 5, CK17, and actin. (A) The 24-hour nisin-treated cells exhibit a spherical distribution similar to that of a fishbowl (asterisk or double asterisk at no. 4 or 8) and slightly sparse CK5 and CK17 intermediate filament distribution, except in the area of the spherical distribution. 3D images consist of stacked super resolution microscopy images (green) and fluorescence microscopy (blue) along the z-axis. (B) Cut surface of no. 4 and 8 in
. Difference between no. 4’ and no. 4” or no. 8’ and no. 8” are the height of the Z-axis direction in the X-Y plane, which is shown in the upper left window. Upper left window is the white line height section of the lower window. Upper left window can also be explained as the red line height section of the right window. Two arrows at the right lower corner of each window indicate the axis of each plane; (B) rotated approximately 45 degrees counterclockwise compared to (A). The meaning of each indicator is illustrated. Scale bars represent 10 μm. *Same spherical distribution as shown in no. 4 of
and no. 4’, 4’’ of
Fig. 1B. **Same spherical distribution as shown in no. 8 of
and no. 8’, 8’’ of
Fig. 1B.
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