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So the legendary is here, and this is a picture paper.
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Traditionally the vertical slice and the whole-mount preparation of the retina have been used to study the function of retinal circuits. Here, we describe the novel slicing method to preserve the dendritic morphology of retinal neurons intact.
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Enoki, R., Jakobs, T. C., Koizumi, A. Horizontal Slice Preparation of the Retina. J. Vis. Exp. (1), e108, doi:10.3791/108 (2006).
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