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[edit]DescriptionDrosophila-type-II-neuroblast-lineages-keep-Prospero-levels-low-to-generate-large-clones-that-1749-8104-5-26-S1.ogv |
English: 19H09-Gal4 labels a subset of type II neuroblasts and their progeny. Additional files 1 to 4 are three-dimensional reconstruction movies of confocal stacks of late larval (120 h ALH) brain lobes stained for GFP (white) visualizing axon projections and FasII (magenta) visualizing the mushroom body. Optic lobes have been removed and brains cropped for easier viewing. At the beginning of the movies, the brains are aligned on the neuraxis and shown in medial view: dorsal is up, ventral is down, posterior is left (mushroom body calyx), and anterior is right (mushroom body dorsal lobe). 19H09 expressing mCD8::GFP, type II lineages and their projections are shown in white, type I lineages and their projections in red. Additionally, a subset of neurons that project to the mushroom body are visualized by 19H09. Type II lineages make bifurcating projections towards different parts of the brain, including the interhemispheric commisure. |
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Source | Bayraktar O, Boone J, Drummond M, Doe C (2010). "Drosophila type II neuroblast lineages keep Prospero levels low to generate large clones that contribute to the adult brain central complex". Neural Development. DOI:10.1186/1749-8104-5-26. PMID 20920301. PMC: 2958855. | ||
Author | Bayraktar O, Boone J, Drummond M, Doe C | ||
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Author | Bayraktar O, Boone J, Drummond M, Doe C |
Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ |
Image title | 19H09-Gal4 labels a subset of type II neuroblasts and their progeny. Additional files 1 to 4 are three-dimensional reconstruction movies of confocal stacks of late larval (120 h ALH) brain lobes stained for GFP (white) visualizing axon projections and FasII (magenta) visualizing the mushroom body. Optic lobes have been removed and brains cropped for easier viewing. At the beginning of the movies, the brains are aligned on the neuraxis and shown in medial view: dorsal is up, ventral is down, posterior is left (mushroom body calyx), and anterior is right (mushroom body dorsal lobe). 19H09 expressing mCD8::GFP, type II lineages and their projections are shown in white, type I lineages and their projections in red. Additionally, a subset of neurons that project to the mushroom body are visualized by 19H09. Type II lineages make bifurcating projections towards different parts of the brain, including the interhemispheric commisure. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2010 |
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- CD antigens
- Videos of brain
- Videos of cell differentiation
- Videos of Drosophila melanogaster proteins
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- Videos of green fluorescent proteins
- Confocal microscopic movies from Open Access Journals
- Nerve tissue proteins
- Neuroblasts of Drosophila melanogaster
- Videos of neuropil
- Videos of transcription factors
- Time factors