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English: Time-lapse imaging of nerve terminal morphological changes. The NMJ preparation was pre-labeled with FM1-43 by electrical stimulation (2 Hz for 5 min), and extensively washed in normal Ringer's solution. Nerve terminals were then stimulated at 20 Hz for 10 min and visualized by time-lapse confocal imaging starting from the final 4 min of stimulation. The asterisk denotes the end of the stimulation, after which the nerve terminal undergoes various remodeling stages: the progressive increase in plasma membrane diameter (bulging), the rapid increase in intraterminal fluorescence following the collapsing in plasma membrane diameter, and the appearance of the ‘bulk endosomes’.
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Source Movie S1 from Nguyen T, Maucort G, Sullivan R, Schenning M, Lavidis N, McCluskey A, Robinson P, Meunier F (2012). "Actin- and Dynamin-Dependent Maturation of Bulk Endocytosis Restores Neurotransmission following Synaptic Depletion". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0036913. PMID 22629340. PMC: 3358275.
Author Nguyen T, Maucort G, Sullivan R, Schenning M, Lavidis N, McCluskey A, Robinson P, Meunier F
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