Table 1.
Cell type | Rodent species | Markers | Localization | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Preplate stage | After preplate partition | |||
Non-SP pioneer neurons: L1 subtype | Rat | CB and CR | Preplate | MZ |
L11 | ||||
Tbr1 | ||||
No Reelin | ||||
Mouse | No CB, no CR | Preplate | MZ | |
L11 | ||||
Tbr1 | ||||
No Reelin | ||||
Non-SP pioneer neurons: TAG-1/cntn2 subtype | Rat, mouse | TAG-1/cntn2 | Preplate | Upper CP2 |
Tbr1 | ||||
No Reelin |
This Table summarizes the markers that were useful for defining two different types of non-subplate pioneer cells in rodents, based on the results shown in this study. CP, cortical plate; MZ, marginal zone; SP, subplate.
1L1 protein accumulated transiently in neuron perikarya, and then it translocated into the projecting axons.
2This is one important exception: pioneer TAG-1+ cells were located first in the preplate and thereafter in the upper tier of the cortical plate and in the subplate (Wolfer et al., 1994; Morante-Oria et al., 2003; our present results).