The surface area of the embryonic MGE or adult somatosensory Cx (including adjacent white matter) was measured with the Image J (NIH) program.
3, 6, 7 These neuronal- or glial-surface directed antibodies 8 are detected by demonstration of antibody bindinglial-surface directedmantibodiesic kidney cells that have been made to express the specific target (Fig 1A–C), to the surface of cultured live neurons (Fig 1D), and to fixed brain sections (see Fig 1E; these techniques have different merits and will be discussed later).
In chicken embryos, the gonads form on the medioventral surface of the mesonephric kidneys at embryonic day 3 (E3 - Hamburger and Hamilton stage 18) [ 15].
We have shown previously that laminin α2 (the α chain present in the laminin trimers 2,4 and 12) is present on the surface of axons in embryonic brainstem at the time of myelination [ 14], extending a previous report of laminin α2 expression by Purkinje cells in the myelinating postnatal cerebellum [ 20].
We showed here that the cells at the surface of embryonic tendon are connected by tight junctions, which in other tissues function as a selective permeability barrier, to maintain apicobasal polarity, and regulate cell behaviour (for example see [26], [27], [28]).
FBN-1 was broadly expressed in the embryonic epidermis and was secreted to the apical surface as a putative component of the embryonic sheath.
fbn-1 was required specifically within the epidermis and FBN-1 was expressed in epidermal cells and secreted to the apical surface as a putative component of the embryonic sheath.
In a microscopic worm called Caenorhabditis elegans, the outermost layer of epithelial cells (called the epidermis) forms over the surface of the embryo early on in embryonic development.
Collagen fibrils are assembled on the surface of embryonic tenocytes and pulled into fibripositors by a mechanism powered by non-muscle myosin II (Kalson et al., 2013).
Retrospectively, the patient's sera, at onset and peak of disease, contained antibodies that bound to GlyRα1 subunits (now known as GLRA1) expressed on the surface of transfected human embryonic kidney cells, and also immunoprecipitated GlyRα1 (Hutchinson et al., 2008).
