Summary

Onde cortar matérias: Uma dissecção e análise de guia para a orientação espacial da Retina do rato de Marcos Ocular

Published: August 04, 2018
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Summary

Abstract

Introduction

Protocol

Representative Results

Discussion

Disclosures

The authors have nothing to disclose.

Acknowledgements

Materials

0.1 M Phosphate Buffered SalineSigma-Aldrich P5244
Axioplan2 Epifluorescent MicroscopeZeissN/A
Clear NailpolishN/AN/A
Corning LSE Low Speed Orbital ShakerSigma-AldrichCLS6780FP
Costar TC-Treated 24-well PlatesSigma-AldrichCLS3524
Dissection MicroscopeOlympusSZ51
Donkey anti-Goat Alexa 594Life Technologies A11058
Donkey anti-Rabbit Alexa 594Life Technologies A21207
Donkey Normal SerumMillipore566460Use at 5.2% (52 μL with 86 μL of 20% Triton X-100 and 863 μL of 0.1M PBS for 1 mL of blocking solution)
Fisherbrand Superfrost Plus Microscope SlidesFisher Scientific12-550-15
Goat anti-s-opsinSanta Cruz Biotechnologies sc-14363Not commerically available as of 2017
Graefe Curved ForcepsFine Science Tools11052-10
ImageJ or FIJINational Institute of HealthN/AFreely available software
Low Temperature Cautery Ophthalmic Fine Tip CauterizerBovie Medical CorporationAA00
MATLABMathWorksN/AAt least version 2007b or later
Micro Cover Glasses VWR International48393-241
Micro Slide TraysVWR International82020-913
Moira Ultra Fine ForcepsFine Science Tools 11370-40
Nitrocellulose membraneMilliporeHAWP04700
ParaformaldehydeElectron Microscopy Sciences15714-SUse at 4% (25 μL and 875 μL of 0.1 M PBS for 1 mL of fixative)
PrecisionGlide Needle 20G (0.90 mm x 25 mm) BD PrecisionGlide305175
Pyrex Glass Petri DishSigma-AldrichCLS3160152
RThe R Project for Statistical ComputingN/AFreely available software; version 3.4.3 or later
Rabbit anti-s-opsinMilliporeABN1660
Retiga R3 Microscope CameraQimaging01-RET-R3-R-CLR-14-C
RetistructN/AN/AFreely available software  compatiable with Windows 7 or Windows 10
Shandon Aqua-Mount Slide Mounting MediaFisher Scientific14-390-5
Triton X-100Sigma-AldrichT8787Use 1.7% (86 μL of 20% Triton-X with 52 μL of Donkey Normal Serum and 863 μL of 0.1 M PBS for 1 mL of blocking solution)
Vannas Spring Dissection Scissors Fine Science Tools15000-03
5MP USB Microscope Digital CameraAmScopeMU500To be used with the Olympus Dissection Microscope

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Where You Cut Matters: A Dissection and Analysis Guide for the Spatial Orientation of the Mouse Retina from Ocular Landmarks

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Sondereker, K. B., Stabio, M. E., Jamil, J. R., Tarchick, M. J., Renna, J. M. Where You Cut Matters: A Dissection and Analysis Guide for the Spatial Orientation of the Mouse Retina from Ocular Landmarks. J. Vis. Exp. (138), e57861, doi:10.3791/57861 (2018).

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