Microspore-derived haploid plantlets of cork oak (Testillano´s Lab)
Respiratory chain deficient human fibroblast showing mitochondria (red), parkin (green) and colocalized pixels (white).(María Morán´s group)
Acidic nanoparticles (red) localized within lysosomes (green) at 24 hours. (Benjamin Dehay´s Lab)
Electron microscope micrograph showing autophagosomes (top) and an autolysosomes (botton) observed in amino acid-starved HeLa cells. (Fulvio Reggiori´s Lab)
In vitro root morphogenesis of a microspore-derived plantlet of cork oak ( Testillano’s Lab)
Electron microscope micrograph showing autophagosomes (top) and an autolysosomes (botton) observed in amino acid-starved HeLa cells.
Brassica napus inflorescence (Testillano´s Lab)
Photo: Luisa Sandalio´s group
Doubled-haploid plantlets regenerated from microspores of Brassica napus ( Testillano’s Lab)
Electron microscope micrograph showing autophagosomes (top) and an autolysosomes (botton) observed in amino acid-starved HeLa cells. (Fulvio Reggiori´s Lab)
Human dermal fibroblasts showing LC3B (green) and mitochondria (red) staining. (María Morán´s group) Maria Morán´s group
Electron microscope micrograph showing autophagosomes (top) and an autolysosomes (botton) observed in amino acid-starved HeLa cells. (Fulvio Reggiori´s Lab)
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