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histone h3 [p ser28] antibody (hta28)  (Bio-Techne corporation)
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Bio-Techne corporation histone h3 [p ser28] antibody (hta28)
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primary rabbit anti-ph3 polyclonal antibody mbs2517807  (MyBiosource Biotechnology)
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Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for <t>pH3</t> in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.
Primary Rabbit Anti Ph3 Polyclonal Antibody Mbs2517807, supplied by MyBiosource Biotechnology, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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ph3 rabbit antibody  (Merck KGaA)
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Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for <t>pH3</t> in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.
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rabbit-ph3 antibody  (Beyotime)
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Beyotime rabbit-ph3 antibody
Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for <t>pH3</t> in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.
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anti-phosphorylated rabbit ph3 primary antibody  (Upstate Biotechnology Inc)
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Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for <t>pH3</t> in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.
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rabbit anti-ph3 antibody  (Biomol GmbH)
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Biomol GmbH rabbit anti-ph3 antibody
Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for <t>pH3</t> in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.
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Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for pH3 in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.

Journal: Journal of Heredity

Article Title: Differences in Cell Proliferation and Craniofacial Phenotype of Closely Related Species in the Pupfish Genus Cyprinodon

doi: 10.1093/jhered/esz074

Figure Lengend Snippet: Immunofluorescence light sheet imaging visualizes number and location of mitotic cells as indicated by assay for pH3 in the heads of hatching-age Cyprinodon. (A) Regions of the head analyzed for proliferating cells. (B) 3D reconstructions in lateral view of the head for the DAPI channel (gray, stains nuclei), the pH3 channel (red, dividing cells), and both channels merged. Note that pH3 positive cells (red dots) are mainly localized to ventral structures as shown in lateral view. (C, D) Single 2D images in (C) frontal view and (D) lateral view show pH3 cells (red dots) localizing to epithelial and mesenchyme tissues surrounding cartilage elements as exemplified by the ceratohyal. Cartilage cells are identifiable in the DAPI channel (gray) by their widely spaced nuclei indicative of large cuboidal cells. Cartilage elements can be identified by shape, and are outlined by the brightly labeled perichondrium, a dense layer of mesenchyme cells that surrounds cartilage elements. Inset shows region outlined by white box and arrows point to pH3 positive cells in perichondrium. Note also the clusters of pH3 positive cells in jaws (arrow head), especially around lateral edge of jaws as seen in panel C. Labels: bh, basihyal cartilage; br, brain; ch, ceratohyal cartilage; ey, eye; ga, gill arches; lj, lower jaw; pa, pharynx; pf, pectoral fin; uj, upper jaw.

Article Snippet: Cells were labeled for pH3 with primary rabbit anti-pH3 polyclonal antibody (MyBioSource, MBS2517807), and secondary antibody Alexa Fluor 568 goat anti-Rabbit (Thermo Fisher, A11011).

Techniques: Immunofluorescence, Imaging, Labeling

Cell proliferation varies among species of Cyprinodon in different regions of the head at hatching. Shown are number of pH3 positive cells relative to either surface area of sampled tissue (A) or volume of sampled tissue (B) for the 3 regions of the head sampled plus the index of relative jaw proliferation (see text). Plotted are values for each sample and boxplots. Samples sizes are snail-eater N = 30, omnivore N = 28, scale-biter N = 19. Significance for all post hoc pairwise comparisons (Tukey) is shown above boxplots and corresponds to Supplementary Table S3. Note that levels of proliferation significantly vary between species when sampling the entire head (e.g., head region standardized to surface area) or regions of the head posterior to the jaws (post-jaw subset), but proliferation does not vary in the jaws (jaw subset). ns, not significant. *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001.

Journal: Journal of Heredity

Article Title: Differences in Cell Proliferation and Craniofacial Phenotype of Closely Related Species in the Pupfish Genus Cyprinodon

doi: 10.1093/jhered/esz074

Figure Lengend Snippet: Cell proliferation varies among species of Cyprinodon in different regions of the head at hatching. Shown are number of pH3 positive cells relative to either surface area of sampled tissue (A) or volume of sampled tissue (B) for the 3 regions of the head sampled plus the index of relative jaw proliferation (see text). Plotted are values for each sample and boxplots. Samples sizes are snail-eater N = 30, omnivore N = 28, scale-biter N = 19. Significance for all post hoc pairwise comparisons (Tukey) is shown above boxplots and corresponds to Supplementary Table S3. Note that levels of proliferation significantly vary between species when sampling the entire head (e.g., head region standardized to surface area) or regions of the head posterior to the jaws (post-jaw subset), but proliferation does not vary in the jaws (jaw subset). ns, not significant. *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001.

Article Snippet: Cells were labeled for pH3 with primary rabbit anti-pH3 polyclonal antibody (MyBioSource, MBS2517807), and secondary antibody Alexa Fluor 568 goat anti-Rabbit (Thermo Fisher, A11011).

Techniques: Sampling