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Thirty μm thick sections of the human temporal cortex stained with the nuclear marker DAPI (blue), REST (green), and the cytoplasmic astrocyte marker GFAP (red). In the cells positive for GFAP the labeling for REST is quite variable - strong and concentrated in the nucleus in many cases, low or unappreciable in many others.

Thirty μm thick sections of the human temporal cortex stained with the nuclear marker DAPI (blue), REST (green), and the microglial marker Iba1 (red). All cells clearly positive for Iba1, apparent over an nonspecific background staining, appear strongly positive for REST.

Thirty μm thick sections of the human temporal cortex stained with the nuclear marker DAPI (blue), REST (green), and the specific neuronal marker NeuN (red). All cells positive for NeuN (concentrated in the nucleus but present also in the cytoplasm, compare with DAPI) lack clearly appreciable REST signal.

bioimagesImage 27190 (Figure 7 - C)Figure 7Figure 7 - AFigure 7 - BFigure 7 - CImage 27188 (Figure 7 - A)Image 27189 (Figure 7 - B)Jacopo MeldolesiPaola PodiniLorenzo MagrassiIlaria PradaPaola BezziRosalba D'AlessandroJulie MarchalandfalseREST/NRSF governs the expression of dense-core vesicle gliosecretion in astrocytes2011-05-02T11:21:29Z2018-11-29T11:21:29Z2018-11-29T11:21:29ZS-JCBD-20101012610.1083/jcb.201010126