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[edit]DescriptionMouse-Pancreas-Tissue-Slice-Culture-Facilitates-Long-Term-Studies-of-Exocrine-and-Endocrine-Cell-pone.0078706.s004.ogv |
English: Ca2+i/Oregon Green BAPTA-1 fluorescence in acinar cells of a pancreas tissue slice after 7 days culture in optimized conditions and after stimulation with 10 pM caerulein. In comparison to day 4 less acini respond to stimulation by changes in fluorescence. However, still widespread Ca2+i/Oregon Green BAPTA-1 fluorescence activity of functional acini throughout the entire lobule can be detected. Fluorescence intensity is displayed as Rainbow RGB lookup table with low fluorescence intensities (low Ca2+i in blue), over medium fluorescence intensities in green to high fluorescence intensities (high Ca2+i in red). Sampling frequency = 0.5 Hz. Scale bar = 50 µm. |
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Source | Video S3 from Marciniak A, Selck C, Friedrich B, Speier S (2013). "Mouse Pancreas Tissue Slice Culture Facilitates Long-Term Studies of Exocrine and Endocrine Cell Physiology in situ". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0078706. PMID 24223842. PMC: 3817072. | ||
Author | Marciniak A, Selck C, Friedrich B, Speier S | ||
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Author | Marciniak A, Selck C, Friedrich B, Speier S |
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Image title | Ca2+i/Oregon Green BAPTA-1 fluorescence in acinar cells of a pancreas tissue slice after 7 days culture in optimized conditions and after stimulation with 10 pM caerulein. In comparison to day 4 less acini respond to stimulation by changes in fluorescence. However, still widespread Ca2+i/Oregon Green BAPTA-1 fluorescence activity of functional acini throughout the entire lobule can be detected. Fluorescence intensity is displayed as Rainbow RGB lookup table with low fluorescence intensities (low Ca2+i in blue), over medium fluorescence intensities in green to high fluorescence intensities (high Ca2+i in red). Sampling frequency |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2013 |