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JoVE Journal Biologia
Spinal Cord Electrophysiology

Spinal Cord Electrophysiology

DOI:
10.3791/1660-v

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04:59 min

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January 18, 2010

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1The Salk Institute for Biological Studies,Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Gene Expression Laboratory, 2Biology Graduate Program,University of California San Diego – UCSD

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  • 00:00Titolo
  • 00:13Introduction
  • 00:32Preparation
  • 01:35Mouse Dissection
  • 02:17Ventral Laminectomy
  • 04:45Conclusion

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A demonstration of the isolation of neonatal mouse spinal cord for electrophysiologic studies.

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Spinal CordElectrophysiologyNeonatal MouseNeural CircuitriesLocomotor MovementSpinal Cord DissectionRecording BathArtificial Cerebrospinal FluidLocomotor StudiesVentral Nerve RootsRecording ElectrodeElectrophysiologic SignalsCentral Pattern Generating CircuitryLumbar Cord

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