Lasergestützte Lentivirale gen Lieferung an Maus befruchtete Eier
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Befruchtete Eier Maus und frühen Embryonen sind geschützt durch die Zona Pellucida, ein Glykoprotein-Matrix, die eine Barriere gegen gen Lieferung bildet. Dieser Artikel beschreibt ein Protokoll für die Perforation der Zona mit einem Laser, embryonale Zellen mit Lentivirale Vektoren transduzieren und transgene Mäuse zu schaffen.
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Martin, N. P., Myers, P., Goulding, E., Chen, S., Walker, M., Porter, T. M., Van Gorder, L., Mathew, A., Gruzdev, A., Scappini, E., Romeo, C. Laser-assisted Lentiviral Gene Delivery to Mouse Fertilized Eggs. J. Vis. Exp. (141), e58327, doi:10.3791/58327 (2018).
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