Fig. 6.
Fig. 6. PKC isoform translocation in response to plasma. / Purified MKs were cultured in TPO either without plasma, with plasma, or with plasma and 100 ng/mL PMA for 48 hours; stained; and examined by immunofluorescent microscopy. PKC isoform α was labeled with FITC-conjugated specific antibodies (green), and nuclear DNA was labeled by propidium iodide (orange). (A) In the absence of plasma, PKCα was distributed throughout the cells with bright-green staining of the cell periphery. (B) In the presence of plasma, when MKs were forming proplatelets, PKCs were localized as a ring-like pattern (arrow) and peripheral staining was reduced. (C) Prolonged incubation with PMA down-modulated PKCα expression and prevented formation of this pattern of PKC distribution.

PKC isoform translocation in response to plasma.

Purified MKs were cultured in TPO either without plasma, with plasma, or with plasma and 100 ng/mL PMA for 48 hours; stained; and examined by immunofluorescent microscopy. PKC isoform α was labeled with FITC-conjugated specific antibodies (green), and nuclear DNA was labeled by propidium iodide (orange). (A) In the absence of plasma, PKCα was distributed throughout the cells with bright-green staining of the cell periphery. (B) In the presence of plasma, when MKs were forming proplatelets, PKCs were localized as a ring-like pattern (arrow) and peripheral staining was reduced. (C) Prolonged incubation with PMA down-modulated PKCα expression and prevented formation of this pattern of PKC distribution.

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