• Biology, Medicine
• Published in Neuroscience Letters 1982
• DOI:10.1016/0304-3940(82)90351-2

Cell that are O4 antigen-positive and O1 antigen-negative differentiate into O1 antigen-positive oligodendrocytes

@article{Sommer1982CellTA,
  title={Cell that are O4 antigen-positive and O1 antigen-negative differentiate into O1 antigen-positive oligodendrocytes},
  author={I U Sommer and M. Schachner},
  journal={Neuroscience Letters},
  year={1982},
  volume={29},
  pages={183-188}
}

• I U Sommer, M. Schachner

In freshly dissociated viable cells of early postnatal mouse cerebellum, O1 antigen-positive oligodendrocytes have been eliminated by complement dependent immunocytolysis. Before seeding residual cells in culture, O4 antigen-positive cells were immunolabeled by O4 antibody which had been directly conjugated with rhodamine. After various periods of time in culture, cells were treated with fluorescein conjugated O1 antibody, in order to assay for the appearance of O1-positive oligodendrocytes… CONTINUE READING

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