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F actin (cyan; A-D), Dapi (blue in merged) All revealed markers ,
DPPIV) were concentrated at the apical surface (lumen indicated by an arrow) in control cysts while in MYO5B knock-down cysts, Ezrin (A) Par6B (C) and PKC?/? (D) were accumulated in basal localisation (cyst limits indicated by an arrowhead). F actin and DPPIV were less frequently visible at the basal membrane (C) See also Fig S1 for shMyo5B76, P-Ezrin (B) ,