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Fig. 7. Increased susceptibility to glutamate and staurosporine induced cell death. (A-D) Primary hippocampal neurons were established from E16.5 embryos and kept in culture for 28 days. Immunocytochemistry was performed using antibodies against dendritic (Map2C) or axonal (tau) proteins. (E) PKB{alpha}, PKBß and PKB{gamma} expression in Pkb{gamma} wild-type and mutant hippocampal neurons. (F) Seven-day-old cultures were treated with glutamate (15 mM/24 hours) or with staurosporine (50 nM/12 hours) or were left untreated (Pkb{gamma}+/+ white bars and Pkb{gamma}-/- black bars). Apoptotic cells were identified by TUNEL-assay and at least 200 cells per culture were counted (n=5 cultures per treatment and genotype). *P<0.05. Error bars represent s.d.