Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 45, Issue 5, 507002(2018)
Application of Fluorescence Microscopy in Research of Oocyte Meiosis
Fig. 1. Morphology of the oocyte cultured in vitro for 12 h under the action of different concentrations of SOV at the periods of (a) GV, (b) GVBD, (c) PB and (d) parthenogenetic activation; (e) statistical data in different meiosis processes
Fig. 2. Fluorescence co-localization of dynein, α-tubulin and chromosome of the oocyte cultured in vitro for 12 h at different meiosis stages. (a) Normal oocyte; (b) partial enlargement of the white square part of MII oocyte andthe abnormal oocyte
Fig. 3. Fluorescence co-localization of α-tubulin of the oocyte cultured in vitro for 12 h at different meiosis stages. (a) Normal oocyte with normal spindle; (b)-(h) abnormal oocytes with various spindles; (i) statistic data of abnormal MI-MII spindle structures
Fig. 4. (a) Normal chromosome structure; (b)-(d) abnormal chromosome structures; (e) statistic data of abnormal MI-MII chromosome structures
Fig. 5. Images of oocyte spindle obtained by (a) fluorescence microscope and (b) STORM at the same position; (c) fluorescence intensity of the spindle fibers pointed by arrows; (d) fluorescence intensity of the spindle fibers pointed by straight lines
Fig. 6. Reconstructed images of the normal oocyte spindle obtained by (a) 2D STORM and (b) 3D STORM; reconstructed images of the abnormal oocyte spindle obtained by (c) 2D STORM and (d) 3D STORM
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Deng Yueyue, Ye Xianqi, Cao Bo, Zhou Jie, Liufu Tongling, Wang Xiaomei, Qu Junle, Xu Gaixia. Application of Fluorescence Microscopy in Research of Oocyte Meiosis[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(5): 507002
Category: biomedical photonics and laser medicine
Received: Nov. 1, 2017
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Published Online: May. 21, 2018
The Author Email: Xu Gaixia (xugaixia@szu.edu.cn)