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. 1998 Nov 30;143(5):1295–1304. doi: 10.1083/jcb.143.5.1295

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Loss of sodium channel clustering at initial segments of cerebellar granule cell axons of mutant mice. Cerebellar brain sections from mutant mouse (A, C, and E) and the wild-type control littermate (B, D, and F) were double-stained with antibodies to ankyrin_G (A and B, green in E and F) and sodium channel (C and D, red in E and F). One typical example of colocalization of ankyrin_G and NaCh at the initial segments of granule cells in wild-type mouse cerebellum (B, D, and F, arrows) was magnified and shown in the inset. The initial segment was marked with an arrowhead. Bars, 20 μm.