The Detection of Micromolar Pericellular ATP Pool on Lymphocyte Surface by Using Lymphoid Ecto-Adenylate Kinase as Intrinsic ATP Sensor -- Yegutkin et al. 17 (8): 3378 Data Supplement - Supplemental Material -- Molecular Biology of the Cell

The Detection of Micromolar Pericellular ATP Pool on Lymphocyte Surface by Using Lymphoid Ecto-Adenylate Kinase as Intrinsic ATP Sensor
Mol. Biol. Cell Yegutkin et al. 17: 3378

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Movie 1 - Co-distribution of quinacrine-labeled ATP stores beneath plasma membrane patches in lymphocytes. Live Jurkat cells were co-stained with a marker of putative ATP stores quinacrine and cell surface marker Alexa₅₅₅-CTB. Serial confocal images along the z axis were captured with Zeiss LSM-510 microscope (Plan-Apochromat 100 x 1.4 Oil objective) followed by their three-dimensional reconstruction using the accompanying software (Version 3.2 SP2), with cytoplasmic quinacrine staining shown in green and cell surface CTB-staining in red.