Fig. 5: The transplanted cerebral organoids successfully extended long-distance subcortical axonal projections to basal brain regions. | Molecular Psychiatry

Fig. 5: The transplanted cerebral organoids successfully extended long-distance subcortical axonal projections to basal brain regions.

From: Human cerebral organoids establish subcortical projections in the mouse brain after transplantation

Fig. 5

a Slide scanner images of GFP-stained sagittal brain sections obtained from a grafted mouse brain at 3 MPT showing long projections (n = 3 mice). be High-magnification views of the sampled regions are shown in (a). DP dorsal peduncular cortex, DTT dorsal tenia tecta, VP ventral pallidum, LH lateral hypothalamus. f Illustration of the timeline of cell transplantation, retrograde labeling, and analysis. g The retrograde tracer CTB 555 reached the grafted cells and was coexpressed with hN (upper left). A representative image of immunostaining for the cortical projection neuron markers TBR1 (upper right), FOXP2 (bottom left), and CTIP2 (bottom right), each of which was coexpressed with CTB555. Scale bar: 100 µm. h Quantification of CTIP2+, TBR1+, FOXP2+, DCX+, NESTIN+, and SOX2+ cell populations in the CTB 555+/hN+ graft area (n = 3 mice, mean ± SEM). Scale bars: 100 µm.

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