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English: CD133 was associated with LC3 under glucose starvation. LM3 cells were seeded onto special culture chamber for microscope and transfected with CD133-Cherry (red) and LC3-GFP (green) vectors for 24 hours. Then cell medium was replaced with low glucose medium. Tracing and changes of two fluorescences were immediately recorded under Leica Confocal inverted microscope for 60 min. The picture was taken in every three minutes.
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Source Movie S1 from Chen H, Luo Z, Dong L, Tan Y, Yang J, Feng G, Wu M, Li Z, Wang H (2013). "CD133/Prominin-1-Mediated Autophagy and Glucose Uptake Beneficial for Hepatoma Cell Survival". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0056878. PMID 23437259. PMC: 3577658.
Author Chen H, Luo Z, Dong L, Tan Y, Yang J, Feng G, Wu M, Li Z, Wang H
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