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English: A recording demonstrating ‘rolling’ behavior in the lumens of vitelline artery tributaries A number of endothelial cell nuclei are denoted with arrowheads. Early in the movie a few marked cells display an exceedingly slow rolling behavior compared to the speed of RBC as judged by DIC optics. The Tie1-YFP cells appear to be in contact with the luminal face of the arterial endothelium – reminiscent of leukocyte rolling behavior in mature vascular beds. Eventually the presumptive rolling cells are swept away by blood flow. Other Tie1-YFP cells marked by arrowheads appear to vibrate within a local cell-sized domain before abruptly departing the ROI via circulation. Some marked cells display a combination of the two behaviors. At the end of the recording all cells designated by arrowheads have entered circulation. The compression algorithms used in creating this movie result in a loss of resolution compared to the native image resolution (see Methods). This 2 hr Movie was made using a recording rate of 2.1 frames per minute or 28.6 seconds between frames. Mag bar = 100 µm. |
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Source | Movie S9 from Cui C, Filla M, Jones E, Lansford R, Cheuvront T, Al-Roubaie S, Rongish B, Little C (2013). "Embryogenesis of the First Circulating Endothelial Cells". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0060841. PMID 23737938. PMC: 3667859. | ||
Author | Cui C, Filla M, Jones E, Lansford R, Cheuvront T, Al-Roubaie S, Rongish B, Little C | ||
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Author | Cui C, Filla M, Jones E, Lansford R, Cheuvront T, Al-Roubaie S, Rongish B, Little C |
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Image title | A recording demonstrating ?rolling? behavior in the lumens of vitelline artery tributaries A number of endothelial cell nuclei are denoted with arrowheads. Early in the movie a few marked cells display an exceedingly slow rolling behavior compared to the speed of RBC as judged by DIC optics. The Tie1-YFP cells appear to be in contact with the luminal face of the arterial endothelium ? reminiscent of leukocyte rolling behavior in mature vascular beds. Eventually the presumptive rolling cells are swept away by blood flow. Other Tie1-YFP cells marked by arrowheads appear to vibrate within a local cell-sized domain before abruptly departing the ROI via circulation. Some marked cells display a combination of the two behaviors. At the end of the recording all cells designated by arrowheads have entered circulation. The compression algorithms used in creating this movie result in a loss of resolution compared to the native image resolution (see Methods). This 2 hr Movie was made using a recording rate of 2.1 frames per minute or 28.6 seconds between frames. Mag bar ? |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2013 |