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Immunohistochemical and ultrastructural analysis of the maturing larval zebrafish enteric nervous system reveals the formation of a neuropil pattern
- Authors
- Baker, P.A., Meyer, M.D., Tsang, A., Uribe, R.A.
- Source
- Full text @ Sci. Rep.
Transverse histological sections depict general anatomy of intestinal muscularis. Plastic embedded fish sectioned transversely and stained with toluidine blue at ( |
Zebrafish-specific Glial Fibrillary Acidic Protein (GFAP) antibody marks glia in the central nervous system. Maximum intensity projection confocal stack in ( |
Axon and glial cell patterning within the myenteric plexus of the larval zebrafish foregut. Maximum intensity confocal projections of transverse cryosections indicate GFAP+ (red), Acetylated Tubulin+ (Acet-Tub) projections (blue) in the foregut of 7 dpf larvae ( |
Axon and glial cell patterning within the myenteric plexus of the larval zebrafish midgut. Maximum intensity confocal projections of transverse cryosections indicate GFAP+ (red) and Acet-Tub+ projections (blue) in in the midgut of ( |
Axon and glial cell patterning within the myenteric plexus of the larval zebrafish hindgut. Maximum intensity confocal projections of transverse cryosections indicate GFAP+ (red) and Acet-Tub+ projections (blue) in the hindgut of ( |
Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) characterizes glial cells and axon ultrastructure within the larval zebrafish foregut. TEM reveals ultrastructure of myenteric plexus neuropil of the foregut in ( |
TEM characterizes glial cells and axon ultrastructure within the larval zebrafish midgut. TEM reveals ultrastructure of myenteric plexus neuropil of the midgut in ( |
TEM characterizes glial cells and ultrastructure within the larval zebrafish hindgut. TEM reveals ultrastructure of myenteric plexus neuropil of the hindgut in ( |