Direct measurement of ion fluxes through chloride cell rich yolk-sac epithelium of the zebra danio, Danio rerio Joseph Zydlewski and Joseph G. Kunkel UMass Vibrating Probe Facility University of Massachusetts at Amherst American Zoologist 38:118A (abstract #411)

 

Abstract	Confocal of yolk sac embryo mitochondria rich chloride cells	Dual probe scan of zebra embryo	Six Other Projects Xenopus oocyte Cockroach Oocyte Drosophila follicle Multiple Probe Displays Pollen Tube Growth Root Hair Development
Narrative: Introduction What is the non-invasive oscillating probe? Why zebrafish yolk sac larvae? Exemplary data sets. Summary.	800x600 slide show of model system	Kinemage Videos of Data Sets: H+ probe of yolk sac at putative chloride cell. H-efflux vectors in red, probe path in green (4.6Mb AVI). Dual H+/Cl- probe of yolk sac. H-efflux vectors in red; Cl-influx vectors in blue (2.4Mb AVI).	Sponsors

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