Movies from Suomalainen et al., J. Cell Biol. 144 (4): 657-672 view the abstract on pubmed click on an icon to see the corresponding movie Fig. 5.     Time lapse fluorescence microscopy of wt Ad2 labeled with Texas red demonstrating that fast minus end-directed transport dominates over plus end-directed transport in TC7/MAP4/MTB-GFP cells.  104 frames of TR-Ad2 were recorded with intervals of 1.3 s starting 30 min p.i. (time stamp displaying minutes:seconds.centi-seconds).  A GFP image is shown in the beginning.  Bar = 10 µm Fig. 6.       Fast minus and plus end-directed transport of endosomal ts1 virus labeled with Texas red.  Virus was added to TC7/MAP4/MTB-GFP cells and 72 TR-images were recorded with intervals of 1.5 s starting 20 min p.i..  The GFP signal is indicated at the beginning.  Bar = 10 µm. Fig. 7.   Rapid switching between minus- and plus end-directed motions of wt Ad2 (bars = 5 µm) A: No drug-treated TC7/MAP4/MTB-GFP cells (64 frames at 1.2 s intervals). B: Taxol-treated cells (64 frames at 2.6 s intervals). C: Cells re-establishing their MTs after nocodazole wash out (41 frames at 1.8 s intervals). Fig. 9.   Nuclear transport of wt Ad2 in control HeLa cells ( panel Aa , 43 frames at 2.6 s intervals) and periphery-directed transport in HeLa cells overexpressing dynamitin ( panel Ab , 37 frames at 2.1 s intervals).  Nondirectional movements of Ad2 in nocodazole-treated HeLa cells ( panel Ac , 246 frames at 1.5 s intervals) and of virus at the cell surface ( panel Ad , 97 frames at 2.6 s intervals).  Bar equals 5 µm. Fig. 9Aa Fig. 9Ab Fig. 9Ac Fig. 9Ad