Fig. 9.
Fig. 9. Colocalization of CK1 and uPAR on transmission electron microscopy. / Double immunogold labeling for CK1 and uPAR on nonpermeabilized EA.hy926 endothelial cells. (A) Cells incubated with goat anti-GPV20 antibody and mouse anti-uPAR antibody. Bound immunoglobulins were detected with gold-labeled antigoat IgG (15 nm) and gold-labeled antimouse IgG (5 nm), respectively. (B) Cells treated with the anti-uPAR antibody followed by gold-labeled antimouse IgG (5 nm). Goat anti-GPV20 was replaced by nonimmune goat IgG, which resulted in the absence of labeling with 15 nm gold-labeled antigoat IgG. The large arrow points to CK1 antigen; the small arrows point to uPAR antigen. The figure is a representative experiment of 2.

Colocalization of CK1 and uPAR on transmission electron microscopy.

Double immunogold labeling for CK1 and uPAR on nonpermeabilized EA.hy926 endothelial cells. (A) Cells incubated with goat anti-GPV20 antibody and mouse anti-uPAR antibody. Bound immunoglobulins were detected with gold-labeled antigoat IgG (15 nm) and gold-labeled antimouse IgG (5 nm), respectively. (B) Cells treated with the anti-uPAR antibody followed by gold-labeled antimouse IgG (5 nm). Goat anti-GPV20 was replaced by nonimmune goat IgG, which resulted in the absence of labeling with 15 nm gold-labeled antigoat IgG. The large arrow points to CK1 antigen; the small arrows point to uPAR antigen. The figure is a representative experiment of 2.

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