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Movie 1.

The movie shows how primary cilia got shortened/lost during the 3 h of a hyperosmotic shock (right) compared to isosmotic culture media (control, left). Rendered images of representative cilia are shown in Fig. 1F. The cells were stably expressing ARL13B-Venus (red) in colorless media. Time stamps indicate the time after adding the hyperosmotic or isoosmotic medium.

Excess microtubule and F-actin formation mediates shortening and loss of primary cilia in response to a hyperosmotic milieu

Hiroshi Otani, Ryota Nakazato, Kanae Koike, Keisuke Ohta, and Koji Ikegami

J Cell Sci 2024. 137:None-None; doi: 10.1242/jcs.261988