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Movie 3.

Intrinsic repair drives shedding of A6+ microvesicle following aerolysin challenge. HeLa cells transfected with A6-YFP (green) were challenged with sublytic (A) SLO (250 HU/mL), (B) pro-aerolysin (62 HU/mL), (C) aerolysin (aero) (62 HU/mL), or (D) mass equivalent of aerolysinY221G (AeroY221G) to aerolysin in imaging buffer including 2 μg/mL TO-PRO3 (blue) and imaged at 37°C by live cell confocal imaging at 1-3.5 frame/second. Triton-X-100 was added just prior to the end of imaging as a positive control for cell permeabilization. Images were bleach-corrected by histogram matching. Time displays min after toxin challenge. A6-YFP recruitment to the sites of plasma membrane damage are shown by arrowheads. Scale bar = 10 μm.

Patch repair protects cells from the small pore-forming toxin aerolysin

Roshan Thapa, and Peter A. Keyel

J Cell Sci 2023. 136:None-None; doi: 10.1242/jcs.261018