Figure 2
Figure 2. Intracellular distribution of EPCR in endothelial cells. Permeabilized HUVECs were immunostained with EPCR mAbs and an organelle-specific antibody. (Left panel) EPCR-specific staining. (Middle panel) Organelle-specific staining. (Right panel) The overlay image (colocalization) of organelle-specific marker and EPCR. Organelle-specific antibodies used were as follows: anti-EEA1 and anti-rab5 for early endosomes, anti-LAMP1 for lysosomes, Giantin for the Golgi and rab11 for the recycling compartment. A small portion of the merged image, bordered with the white box, was digitally enlarged to illustrate the colocalization.

Intracellular distribution of EPCR in endothelial cells. Permeabilized HUVECs were immunostained with EPCR mAbs and an organelle-specific antibody. (Left panel) EPCR-specific staining. (Middle panel) Organelle-specific staining. (Right panel) The overlay image (colocalization) of organelle-specific marker and EPCR. Organelle-specific antibodies used were as follows: anti-EEA1 and anti-rab5 for early endosomes, anti-LAMP1 for lysosomes, Giantin for the Golgi and rab11 for the recycling compartment. A small portion of the merged image, bordered with the white box, was digitally enlarged to illustrate the colocalization.

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