File:F-actin-based-extensions-of-the-head-cyst-cell-adhere-to-the-maturing-spermatids-to-maintain-them-1741-7007-7-19-S2.ogv
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English: Movie of the acrosome movements in the wild-type testis in phosphate buffered saline. The time-lapsed images of isolated y w; P [w +mc snky:GFP] testis collected using a 60× (oil) NA 1.42 objective attached to a laser scanning confocal microscope. Each frame was averaged for 2 scans (at around 1 second per scan) and collected every 3 minutes. A total of 20 frames are presented in this movie. The movie runs at two frames per second. The acrosomes of the elongating spermatids (red arrows) were found to move quite well. In comparison, the compacted acrosome bundles were mostly stationary (white arrows). A two-dimensional time projection of these frames is shown in Figure 5(A). |
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Source | Desai B, Shirolikar S, Ray K (2009). "F-actin-based extensions of the head cyst cell adhere to the maturing spermatids to maintain them in a tight bundle and prevent their premature release in Drosophila testis". BMC Biology. DOI:10.1186/1741-7007-7-19. PMID 19416498. PMC: 2683793. | ||
Author | Desai B, Shirolikar S, Ray K | ||
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This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license.
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Category:Cell adhesion
Category:Cell nucleus
Category:Dynamins
Category:Heat-shock response
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Category:Testicles
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Category:Videos of Drosophila melanogaster proteins
Category:Videos of Microtubules
Category:Videos of mutations