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English: Time-lapse video showing mitochondrial trafficking in axons stimulated at 50 Hz, including a particularly long retrogradely moving mitochondrion in vivo. Mouse saphenous nerve was de-sheathed, the mitochondria labelled with TMRM (red), and stimulated proximally at 50 Hz: conducted CAPs were recorded distally to the imaging site. Many mitochondria are present moving in either direction. Some very long mobile mitochondria are also observed (one moving retrogradely is tracked by blue arrow). Two examples of unmyelinated axons with densely packed mitochondria are visible (*). A node of Ranvier can be seen in the second axon from the top, but no accumulation of mitochondria near the node is apparent (the foot is to the right). Note: Please use Internet Explorer to download; some browsers seem to distort the video and dramatically reduce their quality. Videos may be best viewed in Windows Media Player. |
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Source | Video S5 from Sajic M, Mastrolia V, Lee C, Trigo D, Sadeghian M, Mosley A, Gregson N, Duchen M, Smith K (2013). "Impulse Conduction Increases Mitochondrial Transport in Adult Mammalian Peripheral Nerves In Vivo". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001754. PMC: 3876979. | ||
Author | Sajic M, Mastrolia V, Lee C, Trigo D, Sadeghian M, Mosley A, Gregson N, Duchen M, Smith K | ||
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Author | Sajic M, Mastrolia V, Lee C, Trigo D, Sadeghian M, Mosley A, Gregson N, Duchen M, Smith K |
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Image title | Time-lapse video showing mitochondrial trafficking in axons stimulated at 50 Hz, including a particularly long retrogradely moving mitochondrion in vivo. Mouse saphenous nerve was de-sheathed, the mitochondria labelled with TMRM (red), and stimulated proximally at 50 Hz: conducted CAPs were recorded distally to the imaging site. Many mitochondria are present moving in either direction. Some very long mobile mitochondria are also observed (one moving retrogradely is tracked by blue arrow). Two examples of unmyelinated axons with densely packed mitochondria are visible (*). A node of Ranvier can be seen in the second axon from the top, but no accumulation of mitochondria near the node is apparent (the foot is to the right). Note: Please use Internet Explorer to download; some browsers seem to distort the video and dramatically reduce their quality. Videos may be best viewed in Windows Media Player. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2013-12 |