Fig. 5 in Examining the retention of functional kleptoplasts and digestive activity in sacoglossan sea slugs

Fig. 5 Average chloroplast and lysosome density per specimen. The percentage of digestive gland tubule covered by lysosomes and chloroplasts. Chloroplasts are depicted in dark red triangles for the initial experiments where starved animals were examined and in light red diamonds where starved animals were allowed to feed again before staining and imaging. The lysosome areas measured in starved animals are shown by dark blue circles and the light blue squares correspond to re-fed animals. Each value was obtained by measuring the areas covered by chloroplasts and by lysosomes, independently, as well as the area covered by DGT and the area in NDGT tissue. The cp and lys areas were each divided by the DGT area (ROI in 3D-AMP) to produce the relative values graphed here. a Elysia timida (population 1, spring) adults were