“…Further developmental and subcellular distributions of these two isoforms are seen in the brain (Ouimet et al, 1984, Erondu and Kennedy, 1985, McGuinness et al, 1985, Burgin et al, 1990, Ochiishi et al, 1998) and spinal cord (Terashima et al, 1994), which is compatible with the view that different CaMKII isoforms have particular tissue-specific activities. Although β, γ, and δ isoforms can also be expressed in many tissues, including neurons and support cells in the brain (Ouimet et al, 1984, Tobimatsu and Fujisawa, 1989, Sakagami and Kondo, 1993), prior reports of CaMKII expression in DRGs have shown immunohistochemical colocalization with neuronal markers (Bruggemann et al, 2000, Carlton, 2002, Carlton and Hargett, 2002, Kojundzic et al, 2010), and our present observations indicate that all four (α,β,γ,δ) CaMKII isoforms are expressed in DRGs.…”