Neuronally expressed stem cell factor induces neural stem cell migration to areas of brain injury
J. Clin. Invest. Lixin Sun, et al. 113:1364 doi:10.1172/JCI20001 [
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Figure 3Characterization of SCF-positive cells in the cortex 7 days after injury. (
A_
H) Sections were double immunostained for TUJ-1 and SCF (
A and
B), MAP2 and SCF (
C and
D), GFAP and SCF (
E and
F), or lectin RCA I and SCF (
G and
H). White boxes in
A,
C,
E, and
G are magnified in
B,
D,
F, and
H, respectively. The enlarged images show double staining for TUJ-1 and SCF or MAP2 and SCF (arrows), and GFAP, RCA I or SCF single-positive cells (arrowheads). Scale bar (shown in
A):
A,
C,
E, and
G , 50 ∝m;
B,
D, and
H, 16 ∝m;
F, 18 ∝m.
