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Article Title: Protocol for applying expansion microscopy to the study of mammalian neuromuscular junctions
Journal: STAR Protocols
doi: 10.1016/j.xpro.2025.104272
Figure Legend Snippet: Data analysis methods of expanded NMJs (A) Example of an expanded human NMJ stained with α-Bungarotoxin to label AChRs (cyan) and immunolabeled for SV2 to visualize presynaptic vesicles (magenta). Scale bar= 4 μm. A zoomed-in region (i) illustrates the selected area for measurement. AChR width was quantified on thresholded images (ii), indicated by red bars. AChR strip length and inter-strip spacing were measured on skeletonized images (iii), with yellow bars showing strip length and blue bars indicating spacing. Scale bar in (i)= 2 μm. (B) Mouse NMJ labeled as in (A). The yellow-dotted rectangle denotes the region used for fluorescence intensity profile analysis of AChRs and SV2. Intensity profiles were generated separately for each channel. Scale bar= 4 μm. Scale bar corresponds to the physical size of the expanded sample (not adjusted to expansion factor).
Techniques Used: Staining, Immunolabeling, Stripping Membranes, Labeling, Fluorescence, Generated
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