Production year
2017
© Jennifer PETERSEN/Daniel CHOQUET/IINS/CNRS Images
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20170022_0006
Triple marquage d’un neurone d’hippocampe de rat
Triple marking of a rat hippocampus neuron, observed using full-field fluorescence imaging. The transferrin receptor is marked in green. Transferrin is a protein synthesised by the liver and involved in transporting iron. In red, the surface marking of the GluA1 sub-unit of the AMPA-type receptors activated by glutamate. In blue, the surface marking of the GluA2 sub-unit of the same receptors. Note the near-perfect co-location of the GluA1 and GluA2 sub-units (in magenta) that are part of the same receptor, while the transferrin receptors are located differently.
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