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Fig. 1. Migration pattern and characteristics of olfactory cortex neurons.
(A,B) The dorsal part of the telencephalon in E11.75 rat embryos
is labeled by electroporation of GFP-expressing vector (arrow in B).
After electroporation, the embryos were cultured for 48 hours in whole-embryo
culture system. (C,C') During WEC, GFP-labeled cells migrate
dorsoventrally in the telencephalon (arrows in C,C'), and stop at the
pallium-subpallium boundary (PSB, open arrow in C'). Immunostaining with
anti-Pax6 antibody indicates that Pax6 is not detected in the GFP-positive
migrating cells (arrows in C,C'). Inset in C is at higher magnification
in C'. (D-F'') Immunostaining with anti-type III
ß-tubulin (Tuj1, D-D''), anti-calbindin (CB,
E-E'') and anti-reelin (Rln, F-F'') antibodies of
GFP-labeled telencephalon. GFP-positive migrating neurons (green cells in D-F)
are positive for ß-tubulin (D-D''), CB (E-E'')
and Rln (F-F''). Di, diencephalons; Tel, telencephalon. Scale
bars: 500 µm in B; 100 µm in C'; 20 µm in F.