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Zebrafish live imaging reveals a surprisingly small percentage of spinal cord motor neurons die during early development

2024-01-27

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It is widely accepted that large numbers of neurons die during the early development of vertebrates; however, the tracking of this dying process in live animals remains challenging. Here, we generated sensor zebrafish achieving live imaging of motor neuron apoptosis at single- cell resolution. Using these sensor zebrafish, we observed for the first time that in an apoptotic motor neuron, caspase-3 activation occur...

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5e76adda-bc08-5d0b-be19-ae710b0b6b68
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10.1101/2024.01.26.577434
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