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    Snapshots in Neuroscience: Cerebral Neocortex - 6 month(s) ago

    This image has been selected to showcase the art that neuroscience research can create. As described by Dr. Honda and colleagues: Green cells in this image are neurons distributed in the superficial region of the cerebral neocortex at postnatal day 9 in a heterozygous mutant mouse of Dab1, which plays an essential role in neocortex formation. Cells were labeled by electroporation of pCAGGS-RG and pDCX-Cre at embryonic day 16.5. pCAGGS-RG has a CAG promoter, a DsRed and a polyA signal flanked by two loxP

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      #SnapshotsinNeuroscience | Cerebral Neocortex On the #eNeuro blog, read about an image from Honda et al. that shows neurons distributed in the superficial region of the cerebral neocortex at postnatal day 9 in a heterozygous mutant mouse of Dab1. https://t.co/2dPE7vTpV8 https://t.co/QdDRQNJd28

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    eNeuro Blog - 3 year(s) ago

    This image has been selected to showcase the art that neuroscience research can create. As described by Dr. Martinez-Garay and colleagues: the image shows the midline topographical organization of the corpus callosum of a newborn mouse. L1CAM (green) labels all axons connecting the two…

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      #SnapshotsInNeuroscience from @sledziowskam & @GriffithsJess94: The midline topographical organization of the corpus callosum of a newborn mouse, stained as part of a detailed characterization of the PCDH19 knockout mouse. Read more on the #eNeuro Blog: https://t.co/O2EsMVLWdy https://t.co/bHOrtMLBxG

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    eNeuro Blog - 3 year(s) ago

    This image has been selected to showcase the art that neuroscience research can create. As described by Dr. Østergaard and colleagues: The image shows a section of the rat striatum stained for human wildtype (hWT) α-synuclein and exposed using DAB. α-synuclein is present intracellularly in the nigrostriatal projections. In this rat model of Parkinson’s disease, rats had…

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      #SnapshotsInNeuroscience from Østergaard et al. | A section of the rat striatum stained for human wildtype (hWT) α-synuclein and exposed using DAB. α-synuclein is present intracellularly in the nigrostriatal projections. Read more on the #eNeuro Blog: https://t.co/WGEjvUo4FQ https://t.co/ca2Od4KmIH