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Mixed neuron-glial cultures stained with ACIII (red) and to αII-spectrin (green). Note the strong and clean staining of neuronal cilia. Since αII-spectrin is specific for neurons in the CNS, the glial cells in this culture are not recognized by this antibody. The αII-spectrin antibody is also an excellent marker of neuronal plasma membranes.
Mixed neuron-glial cultures stained with ACIII (red) and to αII-spectrin (green). Note the strong and clean staining of neuronal cilia. Since αII-spectrin is specific for neurons in the CNS, the glial cells in this culture are not recognized by this antibody. The αII-spectrin antibody is also an excellent marker of neuronal plasma membranes.
Western blots of rat olfactory epithelium (OE) and frontal cortex (FC). ACIII stains bands at about 200kDa in olfactory epithelium which is rich in cilia. Fewer cilia are found in frontal cortex, and the protein is less heavily glycosylated, and a less prominent band is seen at about 160kDa.Courtesy of Matt Sarkinsen. University of Florida.
Western blots of rat olfactory epithelium (OE) and frontal cortex (FC). ACIII stains bands at about 200kDa in olfactory epithelium which is rich in cilia. Fewer cilia are found in frontal cortex, and the protein is less heavily glycosylated, and a less prominent band is seen at about 160kDa.Courtesy of Matt Sarkinsen. University of Florida.