| Thomas D.
Coates, M.D. Punam Malik, M.D. Martine Torres, Ph.D. Eugenio De Hostos, Ph.D. |
Four-Dimensional Imaging of mature human
neutrophils derived from human CD34+ progenitors transfected with GFP-Actin. A Z-series at 1 micron intervals of a PMN moving on a surface was acquired every 10 seconds. The time series here is formed from 1 micron sections at the plane of contact of the PMN with the surface taken from Z-series stacks acquired at 10 second intervals and restored by exhaustive photon reassigment. The extension of a single lamellipod can be seen as this PMN starts to move. A dense cortical rim of actin is present in the back of cell and seems to squeeze the cytoplasm toward the extending lamella. (Web posting courtesy of Mr. David L. Loor) |
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