Cell Movies
All clips are shown at 12 frames/s, approximately 6x faster than real-time. The Slider control in the QuickTime Player can be used to step through the sequences one frame at a time.
This clip shows a rapid in vivo fusion event and corresponds to the frames shown in Figure 1A. The left panel shows FM 4-64, the center panel shows Vph1-GFP, and the right panel shows DIC.
This clip shows a fusion event in which a longer delay separates the onset and completion of fusion and corresponds to the frames shown in Figure 1B. The left panel shows FM 4-64, the center panel shows Vph1-GFP, and the right panel shows DIC.
This clip shows the fusion of a cluster of docked vacuoles and corresponds to the frames shown in Figure 1C. The left panel shows Vph1-GFP, the center panel shows FM 4-64, and the right panel shows DIC.
This video is supplemental to Figures 1A1C and shows an example of in vivo fusion leading to formation of intravacuolar membranes. The left panel shows FM 4-64, the center panel shows Vph1-GFP, and the right panel shows DIC.
These videos are supplemental to Figures 1A1C and show examples of in vivo fusion leading to formation of intravacuolar membranes. FM 4-64 was used to stain the vacuoles.
