Old and young neurons in the lateral-line ganglion
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Title: Old and young neurons in the lateral-line ganglion
Ref: HLS-0040
Author: Jesús Pujol-Martí
CRG Group: Sensory Cell Biology and Organogenesis - Hernán López-Schier
Size: 800 x 710
Description: Information captured by the lateral-line sensory system is relayed to the brain through sensory neurons, whose cell bodies form a ganglion. By combining transgenics lines that express fluorescent markers at different stages of neuronal development, we can reveal the relative age of neurons. Old neurons(Cherry)occupy the dorsal region of the ganglion whereas young neurons(GFP)occupy the ventral region. A single neuron was back-filled with Alexa 647 Fluor-dextran (in blue).
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