Mammalian Target of Rapamycin's Distinct Roles and Effectiveness in Promoting Compensatory Axonal Sprouting in the Injured CNS

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Figure 1.
Figure 1.

AAV-Cre-mediated labeling of CST axons in Rosa26-tdTomato reporter mice. A, Coronal brain section of Rosa-tdTomato reporter mouse shows tdTomato+ cortical neurons as early as 1 week after AAV-Cre injection (n = 3). A′, Higher-magnification of the boxed areas in A. Schematic representation showing the transverse planes at which the images (C–F) are found in mouse brain and spinal cord. At 2 weeks following intracortical AAV-Cre injection in the Rosa26 reporter mice, tdTomato-labeled axons are seen in (C) motor cortex, (D) brainstem at the level of CST decussation, (E) cervical spinal cord, and (F) lumbar spinal cord. D′, Higher-magnification of the boxed areas in D. F, Low-magnification image of the coronal section at the lumbar level. F′, Higher-magnification of the boxed areas in F. Scale bars: A, C, 1000 μm; D–F, 500 μm.

  1. The Journal of Neuroscience vol. 34 no. 46 15347-15355
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