Cortactin Has an Essential and Specific Role in Osteoclast Actin Assembly
Mol. Biol. Cell Tehrani et al.
17: 2882
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Movie 1
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Podosome dynamics and membrane protrusions in osteoclasts expressing control scrambled RNAi. Phase-contrast images of cells at 37°C were collected every 10 sec for 5 min. Movie is shown at a rate of 8 frames/sec. Podosomes are seen immediately adjacent to the protruding membrane.
Movie 2
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Absence of podosomes in osteoclasts expressing cortactin knockdown RNAi sequence #2. Phase-contrast images of cells at 37°C were collected every 10 sec for 5 min. Movie is shown at a rate of 8 frames/sec. No podosome belts are observed, but membrane protrusions are evident. Phase-light and phase-dark vesicles are seen behind the cell edge, presumably secondary to macropinocytosis and endocytosis.
Movie 3
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Dynamics of podosome belts in area with two belts. A belt of podosomes at the cell edge disappears and a new belt appears, farther back from the edge. Phase-contrast images of cells at 37°C were collected every 10 sec for 5 min. Movie is shown at a rate of 8 frames/sec.