Interaction of cationic liposomes with cells of electrically active neuronal networks in culture
Incubation of rhodamine-labeled cationic liposomes with mature murine spinal cultures results in strong fluorescence that is evenly distributed on somata and neurites of neurons in 7 different cultures. Staining of the glial carpet is minimal. Rhodamine-labeled dextran, excapsulated in liposomes, al...
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description | Incubation of rhodamine-labeled cationic liposomes with mature murine spinal cultures results in strong fluorescence that is evenly distributed on somata and neurites of neurons in 7 different cultures. Staining of the glial carpet is minimal. Rhodamine-labeled dextran, excapsulated in liposomes, also stains neurons. Electron microscope data show external attachment and intact internalization of liposomes. Spontaneous electrical bursting activity is altered but not lost after incubation. |
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