Review



dna coding sequences (cds) of the candidate immunogens and the mcherry reporter, and the flanking sequences  (GenScript corporation)

 
  • Logo
  • About
  • News
  • Press Release
  • Team
  • Advisors
  • Partners
  • Contact
  • Bioz Stars
  • Bioz vStars
  • 90

    Structured Review

    GenScript corporation dna coding sequences (cds) of the candidate immunogens and the mcherry reporter, and the flanking sequences
    Dna Coding Sequences (Cds) Of The Candidate Immunogens And The Mcherry Reporter, And The Flanking Sequences, supplied by GenScript corporation, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/dna+coding+sequences/pm39905025-114-15-20
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    dna coding sequences (cds) of the candidate immunogens and the mcherry reporter, and the flanking sequences - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    90/100 stars

    Images

    Related Articles

    Plasmid Preparation:

    Article Title: Self-Assembled Fibroblast Growth Factor Nanoparticles as a Therapeutic for Oxidant-Induced Neuronal and Skin Cell Injury.
    Article Snippet: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal cord injury (SCI) are neurological conditions that result from immediate mechanical injury, as well as delayed injury caused by local inflammation.. Furthermore, TBI and SCI often lead to secondary complications, including pressure wounds of the skin, which can heal slowly and are prone to infection.. Pressure wounds are localized areas of damaged tissue caused by prolonged pressure on the skin due to immobility and loss of neurological sensation.

    Article Title: TGF-β-receptor ectodomain fusion molecules and uses thereof
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding regions for the constructs were prepared synthetically (Biobasic Inc. or Genescript USA Inc.) and were cloned into the HindIII (5′ end) and BamH1 (3′ end) sites of the pTT5 mammalian expression plasmid vector (Durocher et al, 2002). ..

    Article Title: Developing mRNA lipid nanoparticle vaccine effective for cryptococcosis in a murine model.
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding sequences (CDS) of the candidate immunogens and the mCherry reporter, and the flanking sequences were synthesized commercially (GeneScript) into the high-copy plasmid pUC57. ..

    Sequencing:

    Article Title: Self-Assembled Fibroblast Growth Factor Nanoparticles as a Therapeutic for Oxidant-Induced Neuronal and Skin Cell Injury.
    Article Snippet: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal cord injury (SCI) are neurological conditions that result from immediate mechanical injury, as well as delayed injury caused by local inflammation.. Furthermore, TBI and SCI often lead to secondary complications, including pressure wounds of the skin, which can heal slowly and are prone to infection.. Pressure wounds are localized areas of damaged tissue caused by prolonged pressure on the skin due to immobility and loss of neurological sensation.

    Article Title: Computational design, expression, and characterization of a Plasmodium falciparum multi-epitope, multi-stage vaccine candidate (PfCTMAG)
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA sequence of PfCTMAG was sent to GenScript (Netherlands) for optimization, synthesis, and cloning into a pET-30a (+) vector. ..

    Construct:

    Article Title: Self-Assembled Fibroblast Growth Factor Nanoparticles as a Therapeutic for Oxidant-Induced Neuronal and Skin Cell Injury.
    Article Snippet: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal cord injury (SCI) are neurological conditions that result from immediate mechanical injury, as well as delayed injury caused by local inflammation.. Furthermore, TBI and SCI often lead to secondary complications, including pressure wounds of the skin, which can heal slowly and are prone to infection.. Pressure wounds are localized areas of damaged tissue caused by prolonged pressure on the skin due to immobility and loss of neurological sensation.

    Article Title: TGF-β-receptor ectodomain fusion molecules and uses thereof
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding regions for the constructs were prepared synthetically (Biobasic Inc. or Genescript USA Inc.) and were cloned into the HindIII (5′ end) and BamH1 (3′ end) sites of the pTT5 mammalian expression plasmid vector (Durocher et al, 2002). ..

    Expressing:

    Article Title: Self-Assembled Fibroblast Growth Factor Nanoparticles as a Therapeutic for Oxidant-Induced Neuronal and Skin Cell Injury.
    Article Snippet: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal cord injury (SCI) are neurological conditions that result from immediate mechanical injury, as well as delayed injury caused by local inflammation.. Furthermore, TBI and SCI often lead to secondary complications, including pressure wounds of the skin, which can heal slowly and are prone to infection.. Pressure wounds are localized areas of damaged tissue caused by prolonged pressure on the skin due to immobility and loss of neurological sensation.

    Article Title: TGF-β-receptor ectodomain fusion molecules and uses thereof
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding regions for the constructs were prepared synthetically (Biobasic Inc. or Genescript USA Inc.) and were cloned into the HindIII (5′ end) and BamH1 (3′ end) sites of the pTT5 mammalian expression plasmid vector (Durocher et al, 2002). ..

    Article Title: In planta production of the nylon precursor beta-ketoadipate.
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding sequences of PcaG, PcaH, PcaB, PcaC, and PcaD were codon-optimized for expression in Arabidopsis and synthetized (GenScript Biotech). ..

    Generated:

    Article Title: Self-Assembled Fibroblast Growth Factor Nanoparticles as a Therapeutic for Oxidant-Induced Neuronal and Skin Cell Injury.
    Article Snippet: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal cord injury (SCI) are neurological conditions that result from immediate mechanical injury, as well as delayed injury caused by local inflammation.. Furthermore, TBI and SCI often lead to secondary complications, including pressure wounds of the skin, which can heal slowly and are prone to infection.. Pressure wounds are localized areas of damaged tissue caused by prolonged pressure on the skin due to immobility and loss of neurological sensation.

    Cloning:

    Article Title: Computational design, expression, and characterization of a Plasmodium falciparum multi-epitope, multi-stage vaccine candidate (PfCTMAG)
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA sequence of PfCTMAG was sent to GenScript (Netherlands) for optimization, synthesis, and cloning into a pET-30a (+) vector. ..

    Clone Assay:

    Article Title: TGF-β-receptor ectodomain fusion molecules and uses thereof
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding regions for the constructs were prepared synthetically (Biobasic Inc. or Genescript USA Inc.) and were cloned into the HindIII (5′ end) and BamH1 (3′ end) sites of the pTT5 mammalian expression plasmid vector (Durocher et al, 2002). ..

    Synthesized:

    Article Title: Developing mRNA lipid nanoparticle vaccine effective for cryptococcosis in a murine model.
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding sequences (CDS) of the candidate immunogens and the mCherry reporter, and the flanking sequences were synthesized commercially (GeneScript) into the high-copy plasmid pUC57. ..

    Article Title: Rapid and Sensitive Detection of Antibiotic Resistance Genes by Utilizing TALEs as a Diagnostic Probe with 2D-Nanosheet Graphene Oxide
    Article Snippet: .. The DNA coding regions for each TALE were commercially synthesized by GenScript. .. The two TALE proteins tetM_1298 and tetM_611 were subcloned between StuI and AatII sites of the pMAL-c2X vector, replacing engineered AvrBs3 TALE via an infusion cloning kit purchased from Takara.

    other:

    Article Title: Immunity against Moraxella catarrhalis requires guanylate‐binding proteins and caspase‐11‐ NLRP3 inflammasomes
    Article Snippet: For recombinant protein expression, the DNA sequence for mGBP2 (CCDS: 17880.1) was synthesised by Genscript and cloned into pET28a(+)-TEV between NdeI and XhoI restriction sites, thereby creating a 6x-His Tag at the N-terminus of mGBP2.



    Similar Products

    99
    New England Biolabs mcherry coding sequence
    Mcherry Coding Sequence, supplied by New England Biolabs, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 99/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/NotI-HF/pm39626663-302-29-35
    Average 99 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    mcherry coding sequence - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    99/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    86
    TaKaRa mcherry coding sequences
    ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with <t>mCherry</t> (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked <t>by</t> <t>Spo76-GFP</t> (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.
    Mcherry Coding Sequences, supplied by TaKaRa, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 86/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/pmc11244814-323-2-6
    Average 86 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    mcherry coding sequences - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    86/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    90
    Benchling Inc coding sequence for mcherry
    ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with <t>mCherry</t> (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked <t>by</t> <t>Spo76-GFP</t> (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.
    Coding Sequence For Mcherry, supplied by Benchling Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/coding+sequence+for+mcherry/pmc11573670__pnas__2418037121__sapp-90-12-33
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    coding sequence for mcherry - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    90/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    90
    Addgene inc mcherry coding sequence
    ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with <t>mCherry</t> (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked <t>by</t> <t>Spo76-GFP</t> (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.
    Mcherry Coding Sequence, supplied by Addgene inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/mcherry+coding+sequence/pm40030016-340-5-15
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    mcherry coding sequence - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    90/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    90
    GenScript corporation dna coding sequences (cds) of the candidate immunogens and the mcherry reporter, and the flanking sequences
    ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with <t>mCherry</t> (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked <t>by</t> <t>Spo76-GFP</t> (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.
    Dna Coding Sequences (Cds) Of The Candidate Immunogens And The Mcherry Reporter, And The Flanking Sequences, supplied by GenScript corporation, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/dna+coding+sequences/pm39905025-114-15-20
    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    dna coding sequences (cds) of the candidate immunogens and the mcherry reporter, and the flanking sequences - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    90/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    93
    Addgene inc f tractin mcherry coding sequence
    ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with <t>mCherry</t> (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked <t>by</t> <t>Spo76-GFP</t> (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.
    F Tractin Mcherry Coding Sequence, supplied by Addgene inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/C1-F-tractin-mCherry+(Plasmid+%23155218)/pmc11411054-342-9-14
    Average 93 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    f tractin mcherry coding sequence - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    93/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    93
    Addgene inc dta coding sequence
    a, Diagram illustrating the injection <t>of</t> <t>AAV-hMAG-mCherry</t> and <t>AAV-hMAG-DTA</t> into the mouse cerebellum at early postnatal days (P6-7). b, Fluorescence microscopy image showing mCherry expression (red) in the section of cerebellum at P14 following AAV-hMAG-mCherry injection at P7. Scale bar, 300 µm. c, Specificity of mCherry expression (red) in ASPA-positive oligodendrocytes (green) at P14 by AAV-hMAG-mCherry injection at P7. Scale bar, 100 µm. d, Scatter plot graph depicting the percentage of RFP and ASPA double-positive cells among RFP-positive populations (from 2 mice). e, Sequential visualization of oligodendrocyte deletion over time, indicated by ASPA staining in cerebellar sections from control (AAV-hMAG-mCherry) and DTA-treated (AAV-hMAG-DTA) mice at P10, P14, P21, and P78. Scale bar, 100 µm. f, Quantification of ASPA-positive cell density at each stage (from 3 mice per group per each stage). Bars and dots indicate mean and data from individual fields of view, respectively. g-i, Decrease in correlation coefficients (CCs) indicating reduced synchrony of spontaneous activities among PC population at P13-15 following DTA-mediated oligodendrocyte ablation. g, Representative time-course of spontaneous calcium transients by extracting relative fluorescence changes by in vivo calcium imaging captured from 25 regions of interest (ROIs) in the cerebellum of control and DTA-expressing mice at P14. Scale bar = 20 s. Y-axis is ΔF/F0 = (F - F0)/(F0). h, Correlation coefficient matrices for spontaneous calcium transient activity across multiple ROIs in CTL (upper panel) and DTA (lower panel) mice, with the color scale indicating the strength of the correlation between pairs of ROIs. i, Scatter plot graph of CCs for ROI pairs, categorized by separation distances of 0–80 mm and 120–200 mm (analyzed from four mice per group). Lines and plots indicate mean and data from individual separation distances, respectively. j-l, Quantification of the frequency, amplitude, and integrated area of calcium transients in control (AAV-hMAG-mCherry) and DTA-treated (AAV-hMAG-DTA) mice at P13-15 (data from four mice per group). Bars and dots indicate mean and data from individual ROIs, respectively. **** p < 0.0001 (Mann-Whitney U test).
    Dta Coding Sequence, supplied by Addgene inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 93/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
    https://www.bioz.com/product/mcherry+coding+sequence/pAAV-mCherry-flex-dtA+(Plasmid+%2358536)/bio_rxiv__2024__05__06__590880-133-5-16
    Average 93 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    dta coding sequence - by Bioz Stars, 2026-09
    93/100 stars
      Buy from Supplier

    Image Search Results


    ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with mCherry (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked by Spo76-GFP (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.

    Journal: PLOS Biology

    Article Title: Canonical and noncanonical roles of Hop1 are crucial for meiotic prophase in the fungus Sordaria macrospora

    doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.3002705

    Figure Lengend Snippet: ( A ) Top: domain diagram of WT Hop1. Bottom: diagram of the deleted or mutated Hop1 sites in the 6 analyzed mutants (). ( B ) Protein localization and phenotypes of the hop1-HORMAΔ mutant. Top: In the hop1Δ background, the mutant protein tagged with mCherry (mC, left) is not visible along the axes, marked by Spo76-GFP (middle) and merge (right). Bottom: colocalization with Ecm11-GFP + Hei10-GFP (middle) indicates that only few SC segments (containing Hei10 foci, arrows) are formed in this mutant; right corresponding DAPI. ( C, D ) hop1-HORMAΔ SCs exhibit the same length ( C ) and Hei10 foci number ( D ) as hop1Δ . Mean and error bar (SD) are indicated for each set. Significance between WT, hop1Δ and hop1-HORMAΔ nuclei was established by Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test: ns = not significant, P -value > 0.05; n = 38 and 42 nuclei. ( E ) hop1-only-HORMA . Top: the HORMA domain alone is sufficient for axis localization of the protein but only as discontinuous segments (arrows) that colocalize with Spo76-GFP (arrows middle and merge right) in contrast to the continuous lines seen in WT with Hop1-mCherry (right). Bottom: colocalization of Hop1-only-HORMA-mC (left) with Ecm11-GFP and Hei10-GFP (middle) and merge (right) indicates that the visible mutant segments correspond to SCs. ( C ) The mutant SCs have the same length as hop1Δ SCs ( C ) but exhibit a slightly lower number of Hei10 foci ( D ): Brown–Forsythe ANOVA test, ns = not significant; n = 31 and 42 nuclei. Scale bars: 2 μm. The raw data underlying panels 6C and 6D are available in . SC, synaptonemal complex; WT, wild-type.

    Article Snippet: GFP and mCherry coding sequences (p-EGFP-1, Clontech; pRsetB-mCherry) were fused to the C-terminus of HOP1 under the control of the HOP1 promoter.

    Techniques: Mutagenesis

    a, Diagram illustrating the injection of AAV-hMAG-mCherry and AAV-hMAG-DTA into the mouse cerebellum at early postnatal days (P6-7). b, Fluorescence microscopy image showing mCherry expression (red) in the section of cerebellum at P14 following AAV-hMAG-mCherry injection at P7. Scale bar, 300 µm. c, Specificity of mCherry expression (red) in ASPA-positive oligodendrocytes (green) at P14 by AAV-hMAG-mCherry injection at P7. Scale bar, 100 µm. d, Scatter plot graph depicting the percentage of RFP and ASPA double-positive cells among RFP-positive populations (from 2 mice). e, Sequential visualization of oligodendrocyte deletion over time, indicated by ASPA staining in cerebellar sections from control (AAV-hMAG-mCherry) and DTA-treated (AAV-hMAG-DTA) mice at P10, P14, P21, and P78. Scale bar, 100 µm. f, Quantification of ASPA-positive cell density at each stage (from 3 mice per group per each stage). Bars and dots indicate mean and data from individual fields of view, respectively. g-i, Decrease in correlation coefficients (CCs) indicating reduced synchrony of spontaneous activities among PC population at P13-15 following DTA-mediated oligodendrocyte ablation. g, Representative time-course of spontaneous calcium transients by extracting relative fluorescence changes by in vivo calcium imaging captured from 25 regions of interest (ROIs) in the cerebellum of control and DTA-expressing mice at P14. Scale bar = 20 s. Y-axis is ΔF/F0 = (F - F0)/(F0). h, Correlation coefficient matrices for spontaneous calcium transient activity across multiple ROIs in CTL (upper panel) and DTA (lower panel) mice, with the color scale indicating the strength of the correlation between pairs of ROIs. i, Scatter plot graph of CCs for ROI pairs, categorized by separation distances of 0–80 mm and 120–200 mm (analyzed from four mice per group). Lines and plots indicate mean and data from individual separation distances, respectively. j-l, Quantification of the frequency, amplitude, and integrated area of calcium transients in control (AAV-hMAG-mCherry) and DTA-treated (AAV-hMAG-DTA) mice at P13-15 (data from four mice per group). Bars and dots indicate mean and data from individual ROIs, respectively. **** p < 0.0001 (Mann-Whitney U test).

    Journal: bioRxiv

    Article Title: Oligodendrocyte dependent synchronized activity orchestrates circuit maturation and brain functionalization

    doi: 10.1101/2024.05.06.590880

    Figure Lengend Snippet: a, Diagram illustrating the injection of AAV-hMAG-mCherry and AAV-hMAG-DTA into the mouse cerebellum at early postnatal days (P6-7). b, Fluorescence microscopy image showing mCherry expression (red) in the section of cerebellum at P14 following AAV-hMAG-mCherry injection at P7. Scale bar, 300 µm. c, Specificity of mCherry expression (red) in ASPA-positive oligodendrocytes (green) at P14 by AAV-hMAG-mCherry injection at P7. Scale bar, 100 µm. d, Scatter plot graph depicting the percentage of RFP and ASPA double-positive cells among RFP-positive populations (from 2 mice). e, Sequential visualization of oligodendrocyte deletion over time, indicated by ASPA staining in cerebellar sections from control (AAV-hMAG-mCherry) and DTA-treated (AAV-hMAG-DTA) mice at P10, P14, P21, and P78. Scale bar, 100 µm. f, Quantification of ASPA-positive cell density at each stage (from 3 mice per group per each stage). Bars and dots indicate mean and data from individual fields of view, respectively. g-i, Decrease in correlation coefficients (CCs) indicating reduced synchrony of spontaneous activities among PC population at P13-15 following DTA-mediated oligodendrocyte ablation. g, Representative time-course of spontaneous calcium transients by extracting relative fluorescence changes by in vivo calcium imaging captured from 25 regions of interest (ROIs) in the cerebellum of control and DTA-expressing mice at P14. Scale bar = 20 s. Y-axis is ΔF/F0 = (F - F0)/(F0). h, Correlation coefficient matrices for spontaneous calcium transient activity across multiple ROIs in CTL (upper panel) and DTA (lower panel) mice, with the color scale indicating the strength of the correlation between pairs of ROIs. i, Scatter plot graph of CCs for ROI pairs, categorized by separation distances of 0–80 mm and 120–200 mm (analyzed from four mice per group). Lines and plots indicate mean and data from individual separation distances, respectively. j-l, Quantification of the frequency, amplitude, and integrated area of calcium transients in control (AAV-hMAG-mCherry) and DTA-treated (AAV-hMAG-DTA) mice at P13-15 (data from four mice per group). Bars and dots indicate mean and data from individual ROIs, respectively. **** p < 0.0001 (Mann-Whitney U test).

    Article Snippet: For AAV-hMAG-DTA, we amplified the DTA coding sequence from the pAAV-mCherry-flex-dtA (a gift from Naoshige Uchida, Addgene plasmid # 58536) using primer pairs (Table.

    Techniques: Injection, Fluorescence, Microscopy, Expressing, Staining, Control, In Vivo, Imaging, Activity Assay, MANN-WHITNEY

    a , Representative traces of CF-EPSCs in PCs from control (CTL) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected (DTA) mice at P23. Scale bar, 0.5 nA, 10 ms. b , Frequency distributions of the number of CFs innervating each PC during P23 to P47 for control (orange columns, n = 58 cells, 7 mice) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected (cyan, n = 66 cells, 9 mice) mice. c , Average total amplitude of CF-EPSCs (summation of all CF-EPSC in each PC) for control (orange columns) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice (cyan), with individual data points (from each cell) overlaid on the bars. d , Fluorescence microscopy images showing PCs labeled with Car8 (magenta) and climbing fiber terminals with vesicular glutamate transporter type 2 (VGluT2, green) in control and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice at P21 and P72. Scale bars: 20 µm. e, Frequency distributions of the number of perisomatic CF terminals on PCs for control (orange, n = 253 cells, 3 mice at P12; n = 159 cells, 3 mice at P72-P76) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice (cyan, n = 157 cells, 3 mice at P12; n = 160 cells, 3 mice at P72-P76). f , Immunofluorescence images showing VGluT2 (green) in control and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice at P21 and P72, highlighting the top dots of VGluT2 in the molecular layer (arrows) and the demarcation between dendrites and soma of each PC (dotted line). Scale bars: 20 µm. g , Bar graph summarizing the relative positioning of CF terminals to the molecular layer thickness in control versus AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice at P21 and P72-P82 (n = 13-18 measurements per group, from 3 mice each). Statistical significance denoted as **p < 0.01 and ****p < 0.0001, according to Mann-Whitney U tests.

    Journal: bioRxiv

    Article Title: Oligodendrocyte dependent synchronized activity orchestrates circuit maturation and brain functionalization

    doi: 10.1101/2024.05.06.590880

    Figure Lengend Snippet: a , Representative traces of CF-EPSCs in PCs from control (CTL) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected (DTA) mice at P23. Scale bar, 0.5 nA, 10 ms. b , Frequency distributions of the number of CFs innervating each PC during P23 to P47 for control (orange columns, n = 58 cells, 7 mice) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected (cyan, n = 66 cells, 9 mice) mice. c , Average total amplitude of CF-EPSCs (summation of all CF-EPSC in each PC) for control (orange columns) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice (cyan), with individual data points (from each cell) overlaid on the bars. d , Fluorescence microscopy images showing PCs labeled with Car8 (magenta) and climbing fiber terminals with vesicular glutamate transporter type 2 (VGluT2, green) in control and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice at P21 and P72. Scale bars: 20 µm. e, Frequency distributions of the number of perisomatic CF terminals on PCs for control (orange, n = 253 cells, 3 mice at P12; n = 159 cells, 3 mice at P72-P76) and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice (cyan, n = 157 cells, 3 mice at P12; n = 160 cells, 3 mice at P72-P76). f , Immunofluorescence images showing VGluT2 (green) in control and AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice at P21 and P72, highlighting the top dots of VGluT2 in the molecular layer (arrows) and the demarcation between dendrites and soma of each PC (dotted line). Scale bars: 20 µm. g , Bar graph summarizing the relative positioning of CF terminals to the molecular layer thickness in control versus AAV-hMAG-DTA-injected mice at P21 and P72-P82 (n = 13-18 measurements per group, from 3 mice each). Statistical significance denoted as **p < 0.01 and ****p < 0.0001, according to Mann-Whitney U tests.

    Article Snippet: For AAV-hMAG-DTA, we amplified the DTA coding sequence from the pAAV-mCherry-flex-dtA (a gift from Naoshige Uchida, Addgene plasmid # 58536) using primer pairs (Table.

    Techniques: Control, Injection, Fluorescence, Microscopy, Labeling, Immunofluorescence, MANN-WHITNEY