Figure 5
Figure 5. Mobility of CD95 within the plasma membrane is regulated by palmitoylation. FRAP assays were performed to investigate the impact of palmitoylation on the receptor’s mobility on the plasma membrane. A typical experiment is shown for CD95-eYFP and CD95-eYFP mut (A). Comparison of wild-type (palmitoylated) CD95 with mutated (C199S, unpalmitoylated) CD95 showed that the mobile fraction is significantly higher in cells expressing the unpalmitoylated receptor (n = 15), while t1/2 is unaffected (B-C). Means are given with their SEM. The statistical significance was determined using the Student t test. *P < .05, **P < .01, or ***P < .001 were considered significant.

Mobility of CD95 within the plasma membrane is regulated by palmitoylation. FRAP assays were performed to investigate the impact of palmitoylation on the receptor’s mobility on the plasma membrane. A typical experiment is shown for CD95-eYFP and CD95-eYFP mut (A). Comparison of wild-type (palmitoylated) CD95 with mutated (C199S, unpalmitoylated) CD95 showed that the mobile fraction is significantly higher in cells expressing the unpalmitoylated receptor (n = 15), while t1/2 is unaffected (B-C). Means are given with their SEM. The statistical significance was determined using the Student t test. *P < .05, **P < .01, or ***P < .001 were considered significant.

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