Brain sections from II-Cre or III-Cre infected mice were stained with anti-NeuN antibodies and anti-FoxP2 or anti-DARPP32 antibodies. DARPP32 staining was only done in the striatum. Stained sections were then analyzed by confocal microscopy to determine co-localization between TINs (GFP+) and FoxP2 or DARPP32 staining. (A) Representative image of a cortical region from a section stained as labeled. (B) Quantification of the percentage of TINs that co-localized with FoxP2 staining. (C) As in (A) except the images are of a striatal region. (D) As in (B) except for striatal TINs. (E) As in (C) except the tissue is stained with anti-DARPP32 antibodies (as labeled). (F) As in (D) except co-localization is between TINs and DARPP32 staining. (A, C, E) Merge images, gray = NeuN, red = FoxP2 or DARPP32, and green = GFP. Scale bar = 50 µm. (B, D, F) Bars, mean ± SEM. For (B, D, F) N = 9 sections/mouse, seven mice/group. (B) For II-Cre infected mice, a total of 24–127 TINs/mouse were analyzed; for III-Cre infected mice, 254–503 TINs/mouse were analyzed. (D) For II-Cre infected mice, a total of 28–68 TINs/mouse were analyzed; for III-Cre infected mice, 290–858 TINs/mouse were analyzed. (F) For II-Cre infected mice, 6–237 TINs/mouse were analyzed; for III-Cre infected mice, 16–198 TINs/mouse were analyzed. No significant differences were identified between groups, Student’s t-test.
Figure 3—source data 1. Raw numbers for quantification of DARPP32+ cells.
Figure 3—source data 2. Raw numbers for quantification of FoxP2+ cells.