Revealing the carbohydrate pattern on a cell surface by super-resolution imaging
Chen,Junling; Gao,Jing; Wu,Jiazhen; Zhang,Min; Cai,Mingjun; Xu,Haijiao; Jiang,Junguang; Tian,Zhiyuan; Wang,Hongda
刊名nanoscale
2015
卷号7期号:8页码:3373-3380
关键词OPTICAL RECONSTRUCTION MICROSCOPY FLUORESCENT-PROBES MEMBRANE GLYCANS LOCALIZATION RECOGNITION GLYCOMICS DISEASE STORM LIMIT
通讯作者wang,hd
英文摘要carbohydrates are involved in various physiological and pathological activities including cell adhesion, signal transduction and tumor invasion. the distribution of carbohydrates is the molecular basis of their multiple functions, but remains poorly understood. here, we employed direct stochastic optical reconstruction microscopy (dstorm) to visualize the pattern of n-acetylglucosamine (n-glcnac) on vero cell membranes at the nanometer level of resolution. we found that n-glcnacs exist in irregular clusters on the apical membrane with an average cluster area of about 0.37 mu m(2). most of these n-glcnac clusters are co-localized with lipid rafts by dual-color dstorm imaging, suggesting that carbohydrates are closely associated with lipid rafts as the functional domains. our results demonstrate that super-resolution imaging is capable of characterizing the distribution of carbohydrates on the cellular surface at the molecular level.
收录类别SCI
语种英语
公开日期2016-05-03
内容类型期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.ciac.jl.cn/handle/322003/64662]  
专题长春应用化学研究所_长春应用化学研究所知识产出_期刊论文
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Chen,Junling,Gao,Jing,Wu,Jiazhen,et al. Revealing the carbohydrate pattern on a cell surface by super-resolution imaging[J]. nanoscale,2015,7(8):3373-3380.
APA Chen,Junling.,Gao,Jing.,Wu,Jiazhen.,Zhang,Min.,Cai,Mingjun.,...&Wang,Hongda.(2015).Revealing the carbohydrate pattern on a cell surface by super-resolution imaging.nanoscale,7(8),3373-3380.
MLA Chen,Junling,et al."Revealing the carbohydrate pattern on a cell surface by super-resolution imaging".nanoscale 7.8(2015):3373-3380.
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