2019
DOI: 10.1002/cne.24633
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Neural system and receptor diversity in the ctenophore Beroe abyssicola

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“…As reported by Wehland et al (Wehland et al, ; Wehland & Willingham, ), this rat monoclonal antibody “reacts specifically with the tyrosylated form of brain alpha‐tubulin from different species.” They showed that “YL 1/2 reacts with the synthetic peptide Gly‐(Glu)3‐Gly‐(Glu)2‐Tyr, corresponding to the carboxyterminal amino acid sequence of tyrosylated alpha‐tubulin but does not react with Gly‐(Glu)3‐Gly‐(Glu)2, the constituent peptide of detyrosinated alpha‐tubulin.” The epitope recognized by this antibody has been extensively studied, including details about antibody specificity and relevant assays (Wehland et al, ; Wehland & Willingham, ). Equally important, this specific monoclonal antibody has been used before in three different species of both adult and larval Pleurobrachia and Beroe , the previously obtained staining patterns were very similar to already published experiments (Jager et al, ; Jager et al, ; Moroz, ; Norekian & Moroz, , , ).…”
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confidence: 85%
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“…As reported by Wehland et al (Wehland et al, ; Wehland & Willingham, ), this rat monoclonal antibody “reacts specifically with the tyrosylated form of brain alpha‐tubulin from different species.” They showed that “YL 1/2 reacts with the synthetic peptide Gly‐(Glu)3‐Gly‐(Glu)2‐Tyr, corresponding to the carboxyterminal amino acid sequence of tyrosylated alpha‐tubulin but does not react with Gly‐(Glu)3‐Gly‐(Glu)2, the constituent peptide of detyrosinated alpha‐tubulin.” The epitope recognized by this antibody has been extensively studied, including details about antibody specificity and relevant assays (Wehland et al, ; Wehland & Willingham, ). Equally important, this specific monoclonal antibody has been used before in three different species of both adult and larval Pleurobrachia and Beroe , the previously obtained staining patterns were very similar to already published experiments (Jager et al, ; Jager et al, ; Moroz, ; Norekian & Moroz, , , ).…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 85%
“…Upon approaching the aboral end of the animal, when the comb rows ended, the nerve continued under the ciliated furrow directly to the aboral organ (Figure c and b). This type of comb nerves was never observed in other ctenophores (Hernandez‐Nicaise, ; Jager et al, ; Jager et al, ; Norekian & Moroz, , , ). For example, in P. pileus , the regular subepithelial neural network could be seen in the comb rows between individual comb plates with no traces of any axons running along the row (Figure 13c).…”
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confidence: 49%
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