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English: Overview of 3 h confocal timelapse of frontal slice of a molar tooth primordium at E12.5, related to Fig 2A (left), and example of tooth primordium suprabasal cells intercalating, related to Fig 2B and 2C (right). Cells are mosaically expressing membrane GFP (left; see Methods for details). Three cells show neighbour rearrangements such that they form a vertical stack. Intercalating cells such as these extend long and dynamic lateral protrusions (yellow arrow three-quarters through the movie). Timestamp is in hh:mm, 1 frame = 8 min. Buccal side is to the left. |
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Source | S4 Movie from Panousopoulou E, Green J (2016). "Invagination of Ectodermal Placodes Is Driven by Cell Intercalation-Mediated Contraction of the Suprabasal Tissue Canopy". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.1002405. PMID 26960155. PMC: 4784948. | ||
Author | Panousopoulou E, Green J | ||
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Short title | Overview of 3 h confocal timelapse of frontal slice of a molar tooth primordium at E12.5, related to Fig 2A (left), and example of tooth primordium suprabasal cells intercalating, related to Fig 2B and 2C (right). |
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Author | Panousopoulou E, Green J |
Usage terms | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Image title | Cells are mosaically expressing membrane GFP (left; see Methods for details). Three cells show neighbour rearrangements such that they form a vertical stack. Intercalating cells such as these extend long and dynamic lateral protrusions (yellow arrow three-quarters through the movie). Timestamp is in hh:mm, 1 frame |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2016-03-09 |
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