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Activity-Dependent Trafficking and Dynamic Localization of Zipcode Binding Protein 1 and beta-Actin mRNA in Dendrites and Spines of Hippocampal Neurons
J Neurosci 23(8):3251-3261 (2003 April 15)
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Movie 1. Triple label fluorescence visualization of ZBP granules (red), synapsin (blue) concentration at a presynaptic contact, and FITC-phalloidin labeling of a dendritic spine (green). 3D reconstruction of a deconvolved Z-series (Imaris software, Bitplane) depicts a track-like or clustered arrangement of several ZBP1 (red) granules in the dendritic shaft. A cluster of ZBP1 granules is also observed on one side of a large spine (green) beneath a large presynaptic contact (blue) along the spine neck in a crevasse between the dendritic shaft and the bulbous spine head. (see Figure 1D)

Movie 2. Dendritic transport of a EGFP-ZBP1 granule moving in a persistent retrograde trajectory toward the cell body of a cultured hippocampal neuron. (see Figure 5B)

Movie 3. Dendritic transport of a EGFP-ZBP1 granule moving in an anterograde trajectory.
(see Figure 5B)

Movie 4. Fluorescence visualization of b-actin mRNA (red) and ZBP1 (green). 3D reconstruction of a deconvolved Z-series (Imaris software, Bitplane) illustrates granules that contain both ZBP1 and b-actin mRNA signal within the spine and shaft.
(see Figure 7C)

 
 
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