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English: Movie (QuickTime) Illustrating the Typical Resealing and Mucus Secretory Responses of Gastric Mucous Cells Wounded by Laser Irradiation in the Presence of Extracellular Ca 2+ Plasma membrane disruptions were created with a laser in two gastric mucous cells (arrows mark the site) in the second frame of this time-lapse series (frame interval = 15 sec, 5 min total) of confocal images. FM4–34 dye (red stain) begins immediately to enter through these disruptions, but in this case, entry rapidly ceases, as evidenced by staining with this dye. Resealing occurred in these two cells. FITC-SBA present in the medium (green stain) initially stains the surface of the wounded cells, and this staining increases dramatically following wounding. These wounded cells also secreted mucus.
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Source Video S2 from Miyake K, Tanaka T, McNeil P. "Disruption-Induced Mucus Secretion: Repair and Protection". PLOS Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pbio.0040276. PMID 16933971. PMC: 1544361.
Author Miyake K, Tanaka T, McNeil P
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