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DescriptionInvestigating-the-Effect-of-Emetic-Compounds-on-Chemotaxis-in-Dictyostelium-Identifies-a-Non-pone.0024439.s002.ogv |
English: Dictyostelium chemotaxis was monitored by time-lapse photography to record cells moving within a Dunn Chamber towards the chemo-attractant, cAMP, across the screen from bottom right to top left. Images were taken every 6 seconds over a 15 minute period. Computer generated cell outlines enables average cell velocity, shape and direction of movement to be quantified. Cell movement was recorded over a 5 minute period, prior to the addition a range of emetic or aversive compounds (indicated by a black screen flash), and cell behaviour was recorded for a further 10 minutes. In the movie shown here, the stomach irritant copper sulphate (5 mM ) was added, causing Dictyostelium cells to slowly stop moving and lose shape over the ten min period tested. |
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Source | Movie S2 from Robery S, Mukanowa J, Percie du Sert N, Andrews P, Williams R (2011). "Investigating the Effect of Emetic Compounds on Chemotaxis in Dictyostelium Identifies a Non-Sentient Model for Bitter and Hot Tastant Research". PLOS ONE. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0024439. PMID 21931717. PMC: 3169598. | ||
Author | Robery S, Mukanowa J, Percie du Sert N, Andrews P, Williams R | ||
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Author | Robery S, Mukanowa J, Percie du Sert N, Andrews P, Williams R |
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Image title | Dictyostelium chemotaxis was monitored by time-lapse photography to record cells moving within a Dunn Chamber towards the chemo-attractant, cAMP, across the screen from bottom right to top left. Images were taken every 6 seconds over a 15 minute period. Computer generated cell outlines enables average cell velocity, shape and direction of movement to be quantified. Cell movement was recorded over a 5 minute period, prior to the addition a range of emetic or aversive compounds (indicated by a black screen flash), and cell behaviour was recorded for a further 10 minutes. In the movie shown here, the stomach irritant copper sulphate (5 mM ) was added, causing Dictyostelium cells to slowly stop moving and lose shape over the ten min period tested. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2011 |