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Kemp, H. A., Carmany-Rampey, A., Moens, C. Generating Chimeric Zebrafish Embryos by Transplantation. J. Vis. Exp. (29), e1394, doi:10.3791/1394 (2009).
ゼブラフィッシュ胞胚の細胞移植に用いる装置は、フレキシブルチューブの長さによって鉱物油のタンクにし、マイクロピペットホルダーに三方活栓が接続されているマイクロドライブ制御のハミルトンシリンジ(10 L - 50 L)で構成されています。移植のリグを組み立て後、それをシステムからすべての気泡を除去するために注意しながら、鉱物油で満たされている。気泡の存在は否定的に目を制御する能力に影響を与えます電子吸引と圧力。かなりの高倍率と良い光学系(理想的には少なくとも80倍の倍率)と実体顕微鏡を使用してください。マイクロピペットホルダーと針の位置は、注射用として、ナリシゲの手動マイクロマニピュレーターによって制御することができますが、ステレオスコープのベースは、その後、マイクロマニピュレータとの容易なアクセスを可能にするのボディに取り付けるアダプター広すぎる場合実体顕微鏡は、ナリシゲから購入することができます。マニピュレータのマウントは、移植の針に振動を転送を避けるために、非常に安定していなければなりません。マグネットベースは、この目的に適しています。
Reagents: Recipes for many of the reagents used for these procedures are found in The Zebrafish Book, which is available in full online at http://zfin.org/zf_info/zfbook/zfbk.html. Recipes are provided there for preparation of Fish Water, Embryo Medium with and without antibiotics, pronase for dechorionating, fluorescent dextrans, and methyl cellulose.
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