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Органотипической культур Кусочек Эмбриональные Брюшной мозга: системы по изучению дофаминергической нейронов развития
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Published: January 31, 2012
doi:
10.3791/3350
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Gabriela Oana Bodea
1
,
Sandra Blaess
1
1
Institute of Reconstructive Neurobiology
,
University of Bonn
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Table of specific reagents and equipment
DMEM
Sigma-Aldrich
D6429
Glucose 30%
Sigma-Aldrich
G7528-250
Horse Serum
Invitrogen
26050-088
DMEM (4,5g/L Glc., with L-Gln, Na Pyr, NaHCO3)
Sigma-Aldrich
D6429-500
Penicillin/Streptomycin 100x
Sigma-Aldrich
P4333-20
L-ascorbic acid
Sigma-Aldrich
A4403
prepare 200mM stock and store at -20°C
UltraPure LMP agarose
Invitrogen
15517-022
Millicel inserts
EMD Millipore
PICMORG50
μ-dish 35 mm, low
Ibidi
80136
Vibratome
Microm International
HM 650V
Razor Blade
Plano GmbH
121-6
Histoacryl glue
BRAU9381104
Braun Aesculap
Perforated Spoon Dia diameter 15 mm
Fine Science Tools
10370 -18
Forceps 5 Dumoxel
Fine Science Tools
11252 – 30
Antibodies used for immunostainings:
Rabbit anti-tyrosine hydroxylase
EMD Millipore
AB152
Dilution 1:500
Mouse anti-tyrosine hydroxylase
EMD Millipore
MAB318
Dilution 1:500
Mouse anti-BrdU
BD Biosciences
555627
Dilution 1:200
Rabbit anti-cleaved caspase 3
Cell Signaling Technology
9661
Dilution 1:200
Donkey anti-rabbit IgG-Alexa 488
Invitrogen
A21206
Dilution 1:500
Donkey anti-mouse IgG-Cy3
Jackson ImmunoResearch
715-165-150
Dilution 1:200
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Organotypic Slice Cultures
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Dopaminergic Neuronal Development
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Organotypic Slice Cultures Of Embryonic Brains
Murine Brain Development
Ex-vivo Manipulation
Transgenic Mice
Gene Expression
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Cerebral Cortex Development
Forebrain
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Bodea, G. O., Blaess, S. Organotypic Slice Cultures of Embryonic Ventral Midbrain: A System to Study Dopaminergic Neuronal Development
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J. Vis. Exp.
(59), e3350, doi:10.3791/3350 (2012).
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