JEB -- Johnson et al. 209 (1): 78 Figure IG1

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Fig. 1. Western blot shows that escapin is expressed only in the ink gland. The tissues were tested from adult Aplysia californica, with the addition of albumen gland complex from juvenile animals. An anti-escapin antibody labels purified protein and a 60 kDa protein in ink and the ink gland.