Movies can be downloaded from this website under copyright. You may use these for teaching and in public-funded research presentations. Please reference Dr David C Logan as the author. Better quality movies are available upon request.
© David C Logan, 2009.
Movie One
Epidermis of an Arabidopsis plant expressing Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP)-targeted to mitochondria (Logan and Leaver, 2000). False coloured green. One frame per second. Six-times real-time. Captured from an epifluorescent microscope.
Movie Two
GFP-labeled mitochondria in Arabidopsis epidermis. A mitochondrial division event is indicated by the arrow. One frame per second. Six-times real-time. Captured from an epifluorescent microscope.
Movie Three
As movie two but running at a real-time speed of one frame per second. Arrow “a” points to a terminal matrixule; arrow “b” points to a medial matrixule. See Logan et al (2004). Captured from an epifluorescent microscope.
Movie Four
A protoplast from a leaf of an Arabidopsis seedling expressing mito-GFP. Captured from a confocal microscope. Image manipulation using Velocity.
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Movie Five
A protoplast from a leaf of the motley mitochondria mutant, mmt1. Green - mitochondria; red - chlorophyll autofluorescence. Captured using a confocal microscope. Image manipulation using Bitplane Imaris software. Thanks to Cory Glowinski of Bitplane.
PLANT MITOCHONDRIAL DYNAMICS
