Data associated with the publication: Microtubule-binding protein MAP1B regulates interstitial axon branching of cortical neurons via the tubulin tyrosination cycle

In the mammalian brain cortex, correct layer-specific interstitial (collateral) axon branching is required for generating functional circuitry. Here, precise gene manipulation and defined neuronal labeling in the murine neocortex identifies a role for microtubule-binding protein MAP1B in inhibiting axon interstitial branching. The dataset contains information related to the paper “Microtubule-binding protein MAP1B regulates interstitial axon branching of cortical neurons via the tubulin tyrosination cycle." It includes: 1. figure source data, 2. confocal images of all neurons analyzed. Note that files in folders may be downloaded individually to preview ahead of downloading the larger folders. Select any of the files’ titles or “eye” icon and use the navigation arrows to open subfolders.