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Resolution: standard / high Figure 3.
A – Illustration of another surface membrane pattern of an SR-BI-V5 transfected Y1-BS1
cell revealing undulating double membraned channels (arrowheads). Such channel membranes are open to the cell surface (arrow) and dip into the cell
where they encircle patches of cytoplasm. B – The surface of a cortical cell from the adrenal of an ACTH treated rat processed
by standard (non-immunochemical) procedures [13]. The surface of this cell illustrates the similarity between the double membraned
surface structures of normal hormone-stimulated adrenocortical cells with those formed
in SR-BI transfected cells -as shown in Fig. 3A. Note, that in this normal adrenal
cell, the double membraned channels also open to the cell surface (arrows). Striations
within the channels (arrowheads) identify lipoproteins [13].
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