Vestibular labyrinth from turtle. Lysine-fixable 3000 MW tetramethylrhodamine dextran and BODIPY® FL phallacidin.

The attached eighth nerve from the vestibular labyrinth of a turtle, Pseudemys scripta, exposed to lysine-fixable 3000 MW tetramethylrhodamine dextran (Cat. no. D3308) and incubated with F-actin–specific BODIPY® FL phallacidin (Cat. no. B607). F-actin–labeled ciliary bundles were stained green by the phallacidin, and the calyceal and bouton endings of their primary afferents were stained red by the dextran. This image is a projection of 40 confocal images. Image contributed by Laura DiCaprio and Ellengene Peterson, Ohio University.

The attached eighth nerve from the vestibular labyrinth of a turtle, <i>Pseudemys scripta</i>, exposed to lysine-fixable 3000 MW tetramethylrhodamine dextran (Cat. no. D3308) and incubated with F-actin–specific BODIPY® FL phallacidin (Cat. no. B607). F-actin–labeled ciliary bundles were stained green by the phallacidin, and the calyceal and bouton endings of their primary afferents were stained red by the dextran. This image is a projection of 40 confocal images. Image contributed by Laura DiCaprio and Ellengene Peterson, Ohio University.

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