<HashMap><database>bioimages</database><scores/><additional><omics_type>Unknown</omics_type><submitter>Natalia A. Bulgakova</submitter><journal>The Journal of Cell Biology</journal><full_dataset_link>https://www.ebi.ac.uk/biostudies/studies/S-JCBD-201211159</full_dataset_link><attach_to>JCB</attach_to><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 1. Region 1&lt;br />&lt;br /></legend><legend>An overview of embryo 4 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 1 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 5 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of E-cad-GFP in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. The same spots in embryo 6 were rebleached 20 min after it was bleached for the first time. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP (green) FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry (red) using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 3 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized MyoII-YFP protein trap (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 1. Region 3</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red) and cells that co-express Baz-GFP and Shi-DN using en::Gal4 (green) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of E-cad-GFP in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development.. The same spots in embryo 3 were rebleached 20 min after it was bleached for the first time. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 6 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 4 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 2</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 4 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 5 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad) in control cells and cells expressing Spas using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 2</legend><legend>Stack of z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad) in control cells and cells expressing Spas using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Embryo 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized sqh::Rok-Venus (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 2 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 3 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 3 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized sqh::Rok-Venus (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Stack of 8 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red) in the embryos that co-express Spastin, CD8-Cherry (red) and myr-GFP (green) with en::Gal4.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head). Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Control embryos stained with anti-E-cad. Each image is a stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm.</legend><legend>Scans of blots using Li-Cor system. The lanes represent (left to right) input (3% of IP volume), co-IP with anti-E-cad; co-IP with anti-α-catenin, co-IP with anti-Baz; and co-IP with anti-GFP. The embryos expressing EB1-GFP under its own promoter were used for the experiment. Rabbit anti-GFP with anti-rabbit-700 secondary antibody were used to identify GFP protein in co-IP.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of E-cad-GFP in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development.. The same spots in embryo 5 were rebleached 20 min after it was bleached for the first time. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized MyoII-YFP protein trap (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of first bleaching of 1µm circular region in E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching. Embryo 4</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of first bleaching of 1µm circular region in E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching. Embryo 5</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of first bleaching of 1µm circular region in E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching. Embryo 6</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of first bleaching of 1µm circular region in E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching. Embryo 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of first bleaching of 1µm circular region in E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching. Embryo 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of first bleaching of 1µm circular region in E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching. Embryo 3</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 1 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 3 of embryo 1 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal sagital section through wild-type embryo stained with anti-E-cad (Cy3) and anti-Baz (Alexa-488).</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Five consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 1</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 5 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A section with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 4</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 3</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 1 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 5</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 6 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 8 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red) in the embryos that co-express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry (red) and myr-GFP (green) with en::Gal4.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 6 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>A  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 3 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in a time-lapse moves with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of E-cad-GFP in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development.. The same spots in embryo 2 were rebleached 20 min after it was bleached for the first time. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 6 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.&lt;br /></legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized MyoII-YFP protein trap (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 8 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red) in the embryos that co-express baz-RNAi, CD8-Cherry (red) and myr-GFP (green) with en::Gal4.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP (green) FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 2 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>A  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>Scans of blots using Li-Cor system. The lanes represent (left to right) input (3% of IP volume), co-IP with anti-E-cad; co-IP with anti-α-catenin, co-IP with anti-Baz; and co-IP with anti-GFP. The embryos expressing EB1-GFP under its own promoter were used for the experiment. Mouse anti-α-catenin with anti-mouse-800 secondary antibody were used to identify α-catenin protein in co-IP. (These data are not shown in the published figure.)</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 6 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 6 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 4 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized MyoII-YFP protein trap (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized sqh::Rok-Venus (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP (black) and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. Frames were taken every 0.5 sec for 50 sec using spinning disc confocal microscope (Nikon Eclipse Ti-E inverted microscope, equipped with a CFI Apo TIRF100x 1.49 N.A. oil objective (Nikon) and a Yokogawa motorized CSU-X1-A1 confocal head).  Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 2</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 2 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized sqh::Rok-Venus (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 8 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red) in the embryos that co-express CD8-Cherry (red) and myr-GFP (green) with en::Gal4.</legend><legend>Control embryos stained with anti-β-catenin. Each image is a stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 5 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized sqh::Rok-Venus (green) and cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous α-tubulin (anti-α-tubulin) in control cells and cells expressing Spas using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Embryo 1</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 1. Region 3</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 1 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Homozygosity is determined by absence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 1</legend><legend>A single section of the same region in epidermis at stage 15 of embryo development expressing EB1-GFP and EB1-DN using en::Gal4. The cells that express EB1-DN are visualized in grey. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 3</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 4</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 2</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 3</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for ed-YFP protein trap FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with ed-YFP (green) and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, grey) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 5</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that express CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Stack of z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous α-tubulin (anti-α-tubulin) in control cells and cells expressing Spas using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. Embryo 2</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of E-cad-GFP in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development.. The same spots in embryo 4 were rebleached 20 min after it was bleached for the first time. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express RhoGEF2 and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 2</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 1. Region 2</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 1 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Shi-DN and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 1</legend><legend>Scans of blots using Li-Cor system. The lanes represent (left to right) input (3% of IP volume), co-IP with anti-E-cad; co-IP with anti-α-catenin, co-IP with anti-Baz; and co-IP with anti-GFP. The embryos expressing EB1-GFP under its own promoter were used for the experiment. Rabbit anti-Baz with anti-rabbit-700 secondary antibody were used to identify Baz protein in co-IP.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express Spastin and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Four consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP recovery in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 0.5 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 3. Region 1</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 3 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 4 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of FRAP of E-cad-GFP in control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryos at stage 15 of development.. The same spots in embryo 1 were rebleached 20 min after it was bleached for the first time. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of ed-YFP protein trap FRAP in control cells and cells that express EB1-DN tagged with Cherry using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.  Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm that was imaged just before photobleaching, immediately after photobleaching, and then at 10 sec intervals. The average projection of the first z-stack (before photobleaching) was used in Fig.2a and for measuring ed protein levels. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 2 with visualized endogenous Baz (anti-Baz, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>Two consecutive parts of a  time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP co-expressed with Shi-DN expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 4. Region 1</legend><legend>Stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, green) and cells that co-express arm-RNAi with CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>Three consecutive parts of a time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in eb1 mutant embryos at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 2. Region 1</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of FRAP of Baz-GFP expressed using en::Gal4 in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15. In each embryo several circular regions of 2 µm diameter were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 5. Region 2</legend><legend>An overview of embryo 3 with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red). Heterozygosity for eb1 mutant allele is determined by presence of GFP fluorescence (green) from balancer chromosome that carries wild type EB1 allele.</legend><legend>Stack of 8 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm with visualized endogenous E-cad (anti-E-cad, red) in the embryos that express myr-GFP (green) with en::Gal4.</legend><legend>A time-lapse movie of E-cad-GFP FRAP in a control ubi::E-cad-GFP/+ embryo at stage 15 of development. In each embryo several circular regions of 1 µm radius were photobleached at junctions. Photobleaching was performed with 12 scans at 8 µs/pixel at 100% 488 laser power, resulting in the reduction of E-cad-GFP signal by 60-80%. A stack of 6 z-sections spaced by 0.38 µm was imaged just before photobleaching, and immediately after photobleaching, and then at 20 sec intervals, for 15 min in total. Embryo 6. Region 2.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 1 of embryo 5 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express RhoGEF2-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><legend>A single confocal section through the region 2 of embryo 2 used for E-cad-GFP FRAP experiment in time-lapse movie with E-cad-GFP (green) and cells that co-express baz-RNAi and CD8-Cherry using en::Gal4 (red) in Drosophila embryonic epidermis at stage 15.</legend><repository>bioimages</repository><figure_sub>Image 250265 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248931 (Figure  6 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249512 (Figure  2 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249922 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249975 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249127 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250321 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249827 (Figure  4 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250154 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249021 (Figure  8 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248894 (Figure  4 - E)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249601 (Figure  2 - G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250028 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248942 (Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249665 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249553 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250386 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249737 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250395 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249162 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248982 (Figure  7 - A,B. 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EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249169 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249880 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250214 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249969 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249140 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250042 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250293 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248772 (Figure 1 - D,E)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249798 (Figure  4 - A. 2 µm)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250314 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249520 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248973 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250257 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250081 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250368 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249920 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249821 (Figure  4 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250377 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249973 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248946 (Figure  6 - C,D. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250100 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249605 (Figure  2 - G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250115 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250431 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249628 (Figure  3 - G. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250157 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249006 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249065 (Figure  8 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250271 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249945 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248845 (Figure  3 - D,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250426 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249126 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250040 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250099 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250231 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249708 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250207 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250356 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249116 (Figure  9 - D,E. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249751 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249977 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249046 (Figure  8 - A,B. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249734 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250206 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250221 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249696 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250251 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250216 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250209 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250222 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249096 (Figure  9 - D,E. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249124 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250277 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249790 (Figure  4 - A. 2 µm)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248988 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. 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Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249688 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250128 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250286 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250103 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248987 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249036 (Figure  8 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248830 (Figure  3 - C,E)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249029 (Figure  8 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250365 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248920 (Figure  6 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248945 (Figure  6 - C,D. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250084 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248898 (Figure  5 - C,D,E,F,G,H,I)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250294 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249915 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. 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RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250167 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249607 (Figure  2 - G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250383 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250259 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248801 (Figure  3 - A)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250363 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250091 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249819 (Figure  4 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250024 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249177 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250301 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250048 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249146 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249657 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249071 (Figure  8 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249792 (Figure  4 - A. 2 µm)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250147 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249917 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250397 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250005 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250249 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248935 (Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249506 (Figure  2 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249683 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250087 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250413 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249694 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249659 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250125 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250428 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249561 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250443 (Figure  2 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250151 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249761 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249472 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249541 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249178 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249673 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250322 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249038 (Figure  8 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248937 (Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249478 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249528 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249681 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249918 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248981 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250007 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248968 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248773 (Figure 1 - D,E)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248938 (Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250186 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249003 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248764 (Figure 1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250313 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249654 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249753 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248951 (Figure  6 - C,D. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250370 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248899 (Figure  5 - C,D,E,F,G,H,I)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249186 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249985 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248905 (Figure  5 - C,D,E,F,G,H,I)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249990 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248972 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250233 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250198 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248836 (Figure  3 - D,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249120 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250058 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250127 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250328 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249034 (Figure  8 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249986 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250200 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249185 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248999 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249121 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249149 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250226 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249710 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249873 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249148 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  4 - E</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250064 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  7 - A,B. 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CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249888 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  3</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  2</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249587 (Figure  2 - G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250196 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249911 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249168 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249147 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250358 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249899 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250412 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250429 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249547 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249728 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248922 (Figure  6 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250202 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249611 (Figure  3 - G. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250183 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249194 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  9</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250353 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  8</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  7</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure 1</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  6</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  5</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  4</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249504 (Figure  2 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249835 (Figure  4 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249612 (Figure  3 - G. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249122 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250090 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250141 (Figure  9 - A,B. 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RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249094 (Figure  9 - D,E. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249706 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250227 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249166 (Supplemental Figure  2 - A,B. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249585 (Figure  2 - G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249484 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250389 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249749 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250212 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248975 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. eb1</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250357 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248778 (Figure 1 - D,E)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250366 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250159 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250442 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249196 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250232 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250217 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250169 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249123 (Supplemental Figure  1 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249543 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  3 - D,F</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248989 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250072 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249893 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250438 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248910 (Figure  5 - C,D,E,F,G,H,I)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250163 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250398 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  5 - A</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249066 (Figure  8 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250102 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250403 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249625 (Figure  3 - G. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250086 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250316 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249949 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2-RNAi</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250246 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249999 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249538 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250213 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248974 (Figure  7 - A,B. 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Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250354 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250315 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249635 (Figure  3 - G. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249678 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250415 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248940 (Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249474 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250153 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248769 (Figure 1 - D,E)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250408 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250011 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250242 (Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  9 - A,B. EB1-DN</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250191 (Supplemental Figure  1 - C,D,E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250330 (Figure  2 - A,B)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249992 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Figure  9 - D,E. CD8</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248913 (Figure  6 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249064 (Figure  8 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250105 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250160 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249890 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249837 (Figure  4 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249690 (Figure 1 - F,G)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249024 (Figure  8 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249539 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249007 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248977 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250013 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249101 (Figure  9 - D,E. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248893 (Figure  5 - A)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248901 (Figure  5 - C,D,E,F,G,H,I)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250093 (Figure  9 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250382 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249994 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250394 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249171 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. Control)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249502 (Figure  2 - C,D)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250074 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249537 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249774 (Figure  4 - A. 1 µm)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249858 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249545 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250019 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. 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CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249668 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249187 (Supplemental Figure  2 - C,D. eb1)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250267 (Supplemental Figure  2 - E,F,G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249788 (Figure  4 - A. 1 µm)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249027 (Figure  8 - A,B. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248934 (Figure  6 - C,D. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249722 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250310 (Figure  9 - A,B. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248980 (Figure  7 - A,B. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250374 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248840 (Figure  3 - D,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250401 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249060 (Figure  8 - A,B. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249700 (Figure  3 - G,I. CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249105 (Figure  9 - D,E. 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CD8)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248943 (Figure  6 - C,D. Spastin)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249996 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249525 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249643 (Figure  3 - I. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250355 (Figure  9 - A,B. baz-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250405 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249061 (Figure  8 - A,B. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248992 (Figure  7 - C,D. RhoGEF2)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250418 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249593 (Figure  2 - G,H)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250440 (Figure  9 - A,B. en)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 248918 (Figure  6 - A,B. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249056 (Figure  8 - A,B. RhoGEF2-RNAi)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249554 (Figure  2 - E,F)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 249866 (Figure  6 - E,F,G,H. EB1-DN)</figure_sub><figure_sub>Image 250034 (Figure  7 - E,F,G,H. 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