We thank F. Bouallague and the IBENS animal facility for excellent zebrafish care. Research reported in this publication was supported by the Fondation ARC pour la recherche sur le cancer, grants N&#176; SFI20111203770 and N&#176; PJA 20131200143.

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D）扎一个塑料滑块（75 * 25 * 0.5mm）的组成的成像室。胶在背面玻璃盖玻片，用氰基丙烯酸酯胶（超级胶）。 注:在实验结束时，将在水腔室一晚以去除盖玻片并摆脱胶残基用砂纸的。 </li><li>方法2:用35毫米马蒂克玻璃底菜（见材料清单）为10毫米的孔。 </li></ol></li><li>胚胎安装<ol><li>填补玻璃小瓶与胚胎媒体1毫升热0.2％琼脂糖。保持在42℃的热块。 </li><li>下的荧光立体显微镜，选择的胚胎，其中红移植细胞是标记为绿色准脊索前板（ 即红色移植细胞是绿色的准脊索前板内，并已开始向动物极迁移）的一部分。 </li><li>传送所选胚胎成与火抛光的巴斯德吸移管将琼脂糖溶​​液。倒掉过剩从吸管胚胎培养基中。绘制胚胎在琼脂糖移液器，并传送胚胎在成像室中，淀积琼脂糖一滴。琼脂糖设置之前，东方与睫毛的胚胎。将准脊索前板向上成像与正置显微镜，或在玻璃底部倒置显微镜成像。等到琼脂糖在腔室的下一个井安装另一个胚胎之前设置（约1分钟，这取决于室温）。 注:成像茶MBER含4口井可安装多达4个胚胎。 </li><li>当琼脂糖设置，填写用钢笔/链球菌的EM室，以避免干燥。 </li></ol></li></ol> 8.实时成像<ol><li>使用40X水浸泡远距离镜头。使用适当的过滤器设置图像GFP和mCherry（GFP的:激励BP四十○分之四百七十○，分光器FT 510和排放BP五十零分之五百四十○;对于mCherry:激发BP二十一分之五百七十八，分光器FT 596，和发射LP 641 / 75）。调整曝光时间，以优化图像动态。 </li><li>到图像中的板的所有单元，获得的z栈，开始准脊索前板之上几微米（在外胚层）和结束准脊索前板下方几微米（在蛋黄）。用2微米的z步骤。为了优化采集速度，切换Z-栈之间，而不是帧之间的颜色。 注意:这可能导致在绿色和红色的图像之间的细微差别，但并不是因为没有准确的共同的问题是必需的绿色和红色信号之间-localization。进一步减少成像时间和暴露于光，绿色可获取仅一次，每5个时间点，这是足以识别脊索前板祖细胞。 </li><li>使用这样的设置，图像多达4胚胎这是必要的分析突起频率和方向的两分钟的时间间隔内。对于突一生的分析，缩短时间间隔30秒，以获得更高的时间分辨率。从60％到外包80％的外包图像。 </li></ol> 9.细胞动力学分析<ol><li>加载ImageJ的4D影像 注意:根据采集所用软件，图像被存储在不同的格式（每个图像的一个文件，每个Z堆叠一个文件，一个文件整个实验）。有些ImageJ的插件都可以在网上开4D栈。我们的数据存储为每Z堆叠一个文件。因为该数据集可以是大的，它可方便地打开它只有一部分（某些添ë点，或在z堆栈，或8位的一个子部分转换图像...）。我们使用一个特制的ImageJ的插件，这样做，我们会很乐意来分发要求。 </li><li>定位的分析和细胞突起频率<ol><li>使用GFP图像，以确定未来的脊索前板迁移的主要方向。以此作为细胞突起角测量的基准。旋转堆叠，使得该参考方向平行于该图像的一侧。 </li><li>按照一个单元格。选择角度工具。对于每一帧，每个突起，使用角度工具来测量突起和基准方向（ 图3A）之间的角度。使用分析/测量命令存储的值（或者按M键盘上）。将结果保存为txt文件。下一个单元格重复。 </li><li>将数据导入到R和情节角分布直方图。使用Kolmogorov-Smirnov检验（R中ks.test）来比较不同的条件。 注意:角工具提供包括在0°和180°之间的值，因而允许使用古典统计测试，而不是圆形的测试。 </li><li>与此数据集，计算出发射频率为每分钟每细胞的突起的数量。使用学生t检验（R中t.test）来比较不同的条件。 </li></ol></li><li>在细胞突起寿命分析<ol><li>为每个小区和每个突起，测量突起持续时间（帧数其间突起是帧之间存在×时间间隔）。 </li><li>将数据导入R.使用学生t检验（在读t.test）来比较不同的条件。 注:其他迁移功能可以是有趣为了表征细胞迁移分析。这些包括细胞轨道，速度，方向和持续的测量，或细胞形态。一些商业软件应用程序可用来测量这些功能，但大量开源软件APPLI的阳离子和ImageJ的插件也都具备，如例如适应分析地貌12，DiPer看细胞的轨迹和方向持久性13，CellTrack迁移14期间跟踪单元格边界。 </li></ol></li></ol>

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这个协议提供了一个简单的方法在体内 ，通过组合使用细胞移植实时成像嵌合体胚胎的创建来研究细胞迁移的候选基因的作用。 马赛克胚胎的创建研究细胞的动态要求其轮廓的可视化分析细胞质扩展。或不同标记 - - 环境，从而提供良好的视觉对比这可以通过标签在其它方面未标记的细胞分离来实现。 一种简单的方法，以随...

在多细胞生物体，细胞迁移都为在那里它确保细胞的组织成组织和器官，胚胎的发育和成年生活中，在那里它需要一部分组织稳态（伤口愈合）和免疫是至关重要的。除了这些生理功能，细胞迁移也是参与多种病理情况，包括，尤其是癌症转移。 细胞迁移已在体外进行了分析了几十年，提供的分子机制确保在平坦的表面细胞运动的全面理解。 体内然而，细胞通过更复杂的环境面对。它清楚地出现在过去的几年中，一个生物体内迁移可能由外部线索的影响，如细胞外基质中，相邻引导迁移细胞或分泌的趋化因子，并且驱动细胞迁移可能与已描述改变机制&lt;EM&gt;体外1,2。确保在体内细胞迁移的机制已经很少受到关注，到目前为止，主要是增加的技术难度，因为，相对于体外研究， 在体内特别是细胞迁移的分析需要对迁移细胞直接的光学连接，技术标签在独特的细胞为了看到其动力学和形态学，以及增益或功能丧失方法来测试候选基因的作用。迄今，携带这些特征仅几个模型系统已被用于在体细胞迁移3解剖。 我们最近使用准脊索前板的迁移早期斑马鱼胚胎作为一种新的方便的模型系统，以评估在体内细胞迁移4,5-控制候选基因的功能。准脊索前板（也称为前内胚层）是在GAST发作形成一组单元rulation对胚胎的背侧。在原肠胚形成该组共同迁移朝向胚胎6-8的动物极，以形成脊索前板，一个mesendodermal增厚，前方脊索和神经板底层。的脊索前板的前部将产生孵化腺体，而它的后部可能有助于头部中胚层9。由于外部发展和鱼胚胎的光学清晰度，细胞迁移，可直接和容易地在该结构中观察到。 细胞移植是一种非常有效的技术，它允许快速和方便地创建镶嵌胚10。表达在分离的细胞中的标记移植的细胞的结果的荧光骨架标记物，形态和动力学，其中可以容易地观察到。这个组合损失或功能增益接近许可证一罐的细胞自治功能分析didate基因。 所提出的协议描述了我们如何在体内 5控制细胞迁移和肌动蛋白动力学评估了TORC2 SIN1组件的功能。但是，如在结果中提到和进一步讨论的，它可用于分析任何候选基因的潜在含义在体内控制细胞迁移。

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analyzing in vivo cell migration using cell transplantations and time-lapse imaging in zebrafish embryos

Cell migration is key to many physiological and pathological conditions, including cancer metastasis. The cellular and molecular bases of cell migration have been thoroughly analyzed in vitro. However, in vivo cell migration somehow differs from in vitro migration, and has proven more difficult to analyze, being less accessible to direct observation and manipulation. This protocol uses the migration of the prospective prechordal plate in the early zebrafish embryo as a model system to study the function of candidate genes in cell migration. Prechordal plate progenitors form a group of cells which, during gastrulation, undergoes a directed migration from the embryonic organizer to the animal pole of the embryo. The proposed protocol uses cell transplantation to create mosaic embryos. This offers the combined advantages of labeling isolated cells, which is key to good imaging, and of limiting gain/loss of function effects to the observed cells, hence ensuring cell-autonomous effects. We describe here how we assessed the function of the TORC2 component Sin1 in cell migration, but the protocol can be used to analyze the function of any candidate gene in controlling cell migration in vivo.

使用所提出的技术来分析SIN1，Tor的络合物2（TORC2）的核心组件中的一个的作用，在体内细胞迁移的控制。利用细胞移植允许分离的细胞和细胞自治效果分析的标签。电影S1示出了移植脊索前板祖细胞的迁移。与肌动蛋白ABP140标签允许富含肌动蛋白胞质突起的方便的可视化。我们测量了它们的频率和方向。野生型细胞产生的动物极的方向取向频繁大胞质突起， 即</...

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Analyzing In Vivo Cell Migration using Cell Transplantations and Time-lapse Imaging in Zebrafish Embryos

分析<em&gt;在体内</em&gt;细胞迁移使用细胞移植和时间推移成像在斑马鱼胚胎

Combining cell transplantation, cytoskeletal labeling and loss/gain of function approaches, this protocol describes how the migrating zebrafish prospective prechordal plate can be used to analyze the function of a candidate gene in in vivo cell migration.

Cell migration is key to many physiological and pathological conditions, including cancer metastasis. The cellular and molecular bases of cell migration ...

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Analyzing In Vivo Cell Migration using Cell Transplantations and Time-lapse Imaging in Zebrafish Embryos

7.6K 次观看.  IBENS, Institut de Biologie de l'École Normale Supérieure. Combining cell transplantation, cytoskeletal labeling and loss/gain of function approaches, this protocol describes how the migrating zebrafish prospective prechordal plate can be used to analyze the function of a candidate gene in in vivo cell migration. 

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Invasive Behavior of Human Breast Cancer Cells in Embryonic Zebrafish

In many cases, cancer patients do not die of a primary tumor, but rather because of metastasis. Although numerous rodent models are available for studying cancer metastasis in vivo, other efficient, reliable, low-cost models are needed to quickly access the potential effects of (epi)genetic changes or pharmacological compounds. As such, we illustrate and explain the feasibility of xenograft models using human breast cancer cells injected into zebrafish embryos to support this goal. Under the microscope, fluorescent proteins or chemically labeled human breast cancer cells are transplanted into transgenic zebrafish embryos, Tg (fli:EGFP), at the perivitelline space or duct of Cuvier (Doc) 48 h after fertilization. Shortly afterwards, the temporal-spatial process of cancer cell invasion, dissemination, and metastasis in the living fish body is visualized under a fluorescent microscope. The models using different injection sites, i.e., perivitelline space or Doc are complementary to one another, reflecting the early stage (intravasation step) and late stage (extravasation step) of the multistep metastatic cascade of events. Moreover, peritumoral and intratumoral angiogenesis can be observed with the injection into the perivitelline space. The entire experimental period is no more than 8 days. These two models combine cell labeling, micro-transplantation, and fluorescence imaging techniques, enabling the rapid evaluation of cancer metastasis in response to genetic and pharmacological manipulations.

Here, we describe xenograft zebrafish models using two different injection sites, i.e., perivitelline space and duct of Cuvier, to investigate the invasive behavior and to assess the intravasation and extravasation potential of human breast cancer cells, respectively.

在斑马鱼胚胎人乳腺癌细胞的侵袭行为

In many cases, cancer patients do not die of a primary tumor, but rather because of metastasis. Although numerous rodent models are available for studying ...

科研

癌症研究

Observing Mitotic Division and Dynamics in a Live Zebrafish Embryo

Mitosis is critical for organismal growth and differentiation. The process is highly dynamic and requires ordered events to accomplish proper chromatin condensation, microtubule-kinetochore attachment, chromosome segregation, and cytokinesis in a small time frame. Errors in the delicate process can result in human disease, including birth defects and cancer. Traditional approaches investigating human mitotic disease states often rely on cell culture systems, which lack the natural physiology and developmental/tissue-specific context advantageous when studying human disease. This protocol overcomes many obstacles by providing a way to visualize, with high resolution, chromosome dynamics in a vertebrate system, the zebrafish. This protocol will detail an approach that can be used to obtain dynamic images of dividing cells, which include: in vitro transcription, zebrafish breeding/collecting, embryo embedding, and time-lapse imaging. Optimization and modifications of this protocol are also explored. Using H2A.F/Z-EGFP (labels chromatin) and mCherry-CAAX (labels cell membrane) mRNA-injected embryos, mitosis in AB wild-type, auroraBhi1045, and esco2hi2865 mutant zebrafish is visualized. High resolution live imaging in zebrafish allows one to observe multiple mitoses to statistically quantify mitotic defects and timing of mitotic progression. In addition, observation of qualitative aspects that define improper mitotic processes (i.e., congression defects, missegregation of chromosomes, etc.) and improper chromosomal outcomes (i.e., aneuploidy, polyploidy, micronuclei, etc.) are observed. This assay can be applied to the observation of tissue differentiation/development and is amenable to the use of mutant zebrafish and pharmacological agents. Visualization of how defects in mitosis lead to cancer and developmental disorders will greatly enhance understanding of the pathogenesis of disease.

Mitosis is critical to every living organism and defects often lead to cancer and developmental disorders. Using this imaging protocol and zebrafish as a model system, researchers can visualize mitosis in a live vertebrate organism and the multitude of defects that arise when mitotic processes are defective.

观察有丝分裂和动力学在现场斑马鱼胚胎

Mitosis is critical for organismal growth and differentiation. The process is highly dynamic and requires ordered events to accomplish proper chromatin ...

发育生物学

Culture of Adult Transgenic Zebrafish Retinal Explants for Live-cell Imaging by Multiphoton Microscopy

An endogenous regeneration program is initiated by M&#252;ller glia in the adult zebrafish (Danio rerio) retina following neuronal damage and death. The M&#252;ller glia re-enter the cell cycle and produce neuronal progenitor cells that undergo subsequent rounds of cell divisions and differentiate into the lost neuronal cell types. Both M&#252;ller glia and neuronal progenitor cell nuclei replicate their DNA and undergo mitosis in distinct locations of the retina, i.e. they migrate between the basal Inner Nuclear Layer (INL) and the Outer Nuclear Layer (ONL), respectively, in a process described as Interkinetic Nuclear Migration (INM). INM has predominantly been studied in the developing retina. To examine the dynamics of INM in the adult regenerating zebrafish retina in detail, live-cell imaging of fluorescently-labeled M&#252;ller glia/neuronal progenitor cells is required. Here, we provide the conditions to isolate and culture dorsal retinas from Tg[gfap:nGFP]mi2004 zebrafish that were exposed to constant intense light for 35 h. We also show that these retinal cultures are viable to perform live-cell imaging experiments, continuously acquiring z-stack images throughout the thickness of the retinal explant for up to 8 h using multiphoton microscopy to monitor the migratory behavior of gfap:nGFP-positive cells. In addition, we describe the details to perform post-imaging analysis to determine the velocity of apical and basal INM. To summarize, we established conditions to study the dynamics of INM in an adult model of neuronal regeneration. This will advance our understanding of this crucial cellular process and allow us to determine the mechanisms that control INM.

Zebrafish retinal regeneration has mostly been studied using fixed retinas. However, dynamic processes such as interkinetic nuclear migration occur during the regenerative response and require live-cell imaging to investigate the underlying mechanisms. Here, we describe culture and imaging conditions to monitor Interkinetic Nuclear Migration (INM) in real-time using multiphoton microscopy.

成年转基因斑马鱼视网膜外植体培养由多光子显微镜活细胞成像

An endogenous regeneration program is initiated by M&#252;ller glia in the adult zebrafish (Danio rerio) retina following neuronal damage and death. The ...

In Vivo Imaging of Transgenic Gene Expression in Individual Retinal Progenitors in Chimeric Zebrafish Embryos to Study Cell Nonautonomous Influences

The genetic and technical strengths have made the zebrafish vertebrate a key model organism in which the consequences of gene manipulations can be traced in vivo throughout the rapid developmental period. Multiple processes can be studied including cell proliferation, gene expression, cell migration and morphogenesis. Importantly, the generation of chimeras through transplantations can be easily performed, allowing mosaic labeling and tracking of individual cells under the influence of the host environment. For example, by combining functional gene manipulations of the host embryo (e.g., through morpholino microinjection) and live imaging, the effects of extrinsic, cell nonautonomous signals (provided by the genetically modified environment) on individual transplanted donor cells can be assessed. Here we demonstrate how this approach is used to compare the onset of fluorescent transgene expression as a proxy for the timing of cell fate determination in different genetic host environments.
In this article, we provide the protocol for microinjecting zebrafish embryos to mark donor cells and to cause gene knockdown in host embryos, a description of the transplantation technique used to generate chimeric embryos, and the protocol for preparing and running in vivo time-lapse confocal imaging of multiple embryos. In particular, performing multiposition imaging is crucial when comparing timing of events such as the onset of gene expression. This requires data collection from multiple control and experimental embryos processed simultaneously. Such an approach can easily be extended for studies of extrinsic influences in any organ or tissue of choice accessible to live imaging, provided that transplantations can be targeted easily according to established embryonic fate maps.

In Vivo Imaging of Transgenic Gene Expression in Individual Retinal Progenitors in Chimeric Zebrafish Embryos to Study Cell Nonautonomous Influences

Live tracking of individual WT retinal progenitors in distinct genetic backgrounds allows for the assessment of the contribution of cell non-autonomous signaling during neurogenesis. Here, a combination of gene knockdown, chimera generation via embryo transplantation and in vivo time-lapse confocal imaging was utilized for this purpose.

在嵌合斑马鱼胚胎的个别视网膜祖细胞转基因表达的体内成像来研究细胞非自治的影响

The genetic and technical strengths have made the zebrafish vertebrate a key model organism in which the consequences of gene manipulations can be traced ...

Multi-Photon Time Lapse Imaging to Visualize Development in Real-time: Visualization of Migrating Neural Crest Cells in Zebrafish Embryos

Congenital eye and craniofacial anomalies reflect disruptions in the neural crest, a transient population of migratory stem cells that give rise to numerous cell types throughout the body. Understanding the biology of the neural crest has been limited, reflecting a lack of genetically tractable models that can be studied in vivo and in real-time. Zebrafish is a particularly important developmental model for studying migratory cell populations, such as the neural crest. To examine neural crest migration into the developing eye, a combination of the advanced optical techniques of laser scanning microscopy with long wavelength multi-photon fluorescence excitation was implemented to capture high-resolution, three-dimensional, real-time videos of the developing eye in transgenic zebrafish embryos, namely Tg(sox10:EGFP) and Tg(foxd3:GFP), as sox10 and foxd3 have been shown in numerous animal models to regulate early neural crest differentiation and likely represent markers for neural crest cells. Multi-photon time-lapse imaging was used to discern the behavior and migratory patterns of two neural crest cell populations contributing to early eye development. This protocol provides information for generating time-lapse videos during zebrafish neural crest migration, as an example, and can be further applied to visualize the early development of many structures in the zebrafish and other model organisms.

A combination of the advanced optical techniques of laser scanning microscopy with long wavelength multi-photon fluorescence excitation was implemented to capture high-resolution, three-dimensional, real-time imaging of neural crest migration in Tg(sox10:EGFP) and Tg(foxd3:GFP) zebrafish embryos.

多光子时间推移成像实时可视化发展: 迁移神经嵴细胞在斑马鱼胚胎中的可视化

Congenital eye and craniofacial anomalies reflect disruptions in the neural crest, a transient population of migratory stem cells that give rise to ...

Live Imaging of Cell Motility and Actin Cytoskeleton of Individual Neurons and Neural Crest Cells in Zebrafish Embryos

The zebrafish is an ideal model for imaging cell behaviors during development in vivo. Zebrafish embryos are externally fertilized and thus easily accessible at all stages of development. Moreover, their optical clarity allows high resolution imaging of cell and molecular dynamics in the natural environment of the intact embryo. We are using a live imaging approach to analyze cell behaviors during neural crest cell migration and the outgrowth and guidance of neuronal axons.
Live imaging is particularly useful for understanding mechanisms that regulate cell motility processes. To visualize details of cell motility, such as protrusive activity and molecular dynamics, it is advantageous to label individual cells. In zebrafish, plasmid DNA injection yields a transient mosaic expression pattern and offers distinct benefits over other cell labeling methods. For example, transgenic lines often label entire cell populations and thus may obscure visualization of the fine protrusions (or changes in molecular distribution) in a single cell. In addition, injection of DNA at the one-cell stage is less invasive and more precise than dye injections at later stages.
Here we describe a method for labeling individual developing neurons or neural crest cells and imaging their behavior in vivo. We inject plasmid DNA into 1-cell stage embryos, which results in mosaic transgene expression. The vectors contain cell-specific promoters that drive expression of a gene of interest in a subset of sensory neurons or neural crest cells. We provide examples of cells labeled with membrane targeted GFP or with a biosensor probe that allows visualization of F-actin in living cells1.
Erica Andersen, Namrata Asuri, and Matthew Clay contributed equally to this work.

This protocol describes imaging of individual neurons or neural crest cells in living zebrafish embryos. This method is used to examine cellular behaviors and actin localization using fluorescence confocal time-lapse microscopy.

在斑马鱼胚胎的单个神经元和神经嵴细胞的细胞运动和肌动蛋白细胞骨架的实时成像

The zebrafish is an ideal model for imaging cell behaviors during development in vivo. Zebrafish embryos are externally fertilized and thus easily ...

生物学

利用斑马鱼幼虫进行高效的体内肿瘤研究

A Simple, Rapid, and Effective Method for Tumor Xenotransplantation Analysis in Transparent Zebrafish Embryos

In vivo studies of tumor behavior are a staple of cancer research; however, the use of mice presents significant challenges in cost and time. Here, we present larval zebrafish as a transplant model that has numerous advantages over murine models, including ease of handling, low expense, and short experimental duration. Moreover, the absence of an adaptive immune system during larval stages obviates the need to generate and use immunodeficient strains. While established protocols for xenotransplantation in zebrafish embryos exist, we present here an improved method involving embryo staging for faster transfer, survival analysis, and the use of flow cytometry to assess disease burden. Embryos are staged to facilitate rapid cell injection into the yolk of the larvae and cell marking to monitor the consistency of the injected cell bolus. After injection, embryo survival analysis is assessed up to 7 days post injection (dpi). Finally, disease burden is also assessed by marking transferred cells with a fluorescent protein and analysis by flow cytometry. Flow cytometry is enabled by a standardized method of preparing cell suspensions from zebrafish embryos, which could also be used in establishing the primary culture of zebrafish cells. In summary, the procedure described here allows a more rapid assessment of the behavior of tumor cells in vivo with larger numbers of animals per study arm and in a more cost-effective manner.

作者聚焦:利用斑马鱼肿瘤异种移植推进癌症治疗

We describe a protocol for xenotransplantation into the yolk of transparent zebrafish embryos that is optimized by a simple, rapid staging method. Post-injection analyses include survival and assessing the disease burden of xenotransplanted cells by flow cytometry.

一种简单、快速、有效的透明斑马鱼胚胎肿瘤异种移植分析方法

In vivo studies of tumor behavior are a staple of cancer research; however, the use of mice presents significant challenges in cost and time. Here, we ...

<meta charset="utf8"></head><body>用于再生和发育研究的稳健斑马鱼细胞移植

High-resolution Cell Transplantation in Embryonic and Larval Zebrafish

Development and regeneration occur by a process of genetically encoded spatiotemporally dynamic cellular interactions. The use of cell transplantation between animals to track cell fate and to induce mismatches in the genetic, spatial, or temporal properties of donor and host cells is a powerful means of examining the nature of these interactions. Organisms such as chick and amphibians have made crucial contributions to our understanding of development and regeneration, respectively, in large part because of their amenability to transplantation. The power of these models, however, has been limited by low genetic tractability. Likewise, the major genetic model organisms have lower amenability to transplantation. 
The zebrafish is a major genetic model for development and regeneration, and while cell transplantation is common in zebrafish, it is generally limited to the transfer of undifferentiated cells at the early blastula and gastrula stages of development. In this article, we present a simple and robust method that extends the zebrafish transplantation window to any embryonic or larval stage between at least 1 and 7 days post fertilization. The precision of this approach allows for the transplantation of as little as one cell with near-perfect spatial and temporal resolution in both donor and host animals. While we highlight here the transplantation of embryonic and larval neurons for the study of nerve development and regeneration, respectively, this approach is applicable to a wide range of progenitor and differentiated cell types and research questions.

<meta charset="utf8"></head><body>作者聚焦:绘制发育和再生过程中斑马鱼神经系统中的细胞连接图

Here we present a protocol to transplant cells with high spatial and temporal resolution in zebrafish embryos and larvae at any stage between at least 1 and 7 days post fertilization.

胚胎和幼体斑马鱼的高分辨率细胞移植

Development and regeneration occur by a process of genetically encoded spatiotemporally dynamic cellular interactions. The use of cell transplantation ...

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