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Injection Zebrafish ventricule cérébral

Article DOI: 10.3791/1218-v • 08:29 min • April 6th, 2009
April 6th, 2009 •
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1Whitehead Institute for Biochemical Research, 2MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Après la formation du tube neural, le neuroépithélium resserre et se replie alors que le tube se remplit de liquide céphalorachidien embryonnaires (eCSF) pour former les ventricules du cerveau embryonnaire. Nous avons développé cette technique d'injection du ventricule afin de mieux visualiser l'espace rempli de liquide, contrairement à la forme neuroépithéliales dans un embryon vivant.

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Neurosciences Numéro 26 le cerveau ventricule le poisson-zèbre la morphologie la microinjection le développement l'imagerie
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