Fig. 6.
Fig. 6. Internalization of fibrinogen. (A and C)Overnight incubation of cultured megakaryocytes with medium containing 20% normal plasma. Labeling as indicated on the figures. (A) Type I MVB in close aposition to the Golgi complex (g) containing fibrinogen. (B) Demonstration of fibrinogen in a type I MVB (arrowheads) in bone marrow megakaryocyte. (C) Typical matrix labeling of internalized fibrinogen in type II MVBs. Inset: Detail of a type II MVB showing fibrinogen associated with the matrix, and CD63 typically with the internal vesicles. Bars, 100 nm.

Internalization of fibrinogen. (A and C)Overnight incubation of cultured megakaryocytes with medium containing 20% normal plasma. Labeling as indicated on the figures. (A) Type I MVB in close aposition to the Golgi complex (g) containing fibrinogen. (B) Demonstration of fibrinogen in a type I MVB (arrowheads) in bone marrow megakaryocyte. (C) Typical matrix labeling of internalized fibrinogen in type II MVBs. Inset: Detail of a type II MVB showing fibrinogen associated with the matrix, and CD63 typically with the internal vesicles. Bars, 100 nm.

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