pAAV_Ef1a_DIO_MyrPalm_mScarlet_WT_IRES_mNeon_minBack

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Description

Bright green (mNeon) and red (mRuby) fluorescence proteins are expressed, with the former being cytoplasmic and the latter membrane-targeted. This expression is ideal for tracking long diffuse axons in cortical structures in vivo or for slice histology and cleared brain tissues post-mortem. The construct is expressed under a strong EF1a promoter in a cre-dependent manner.

Tags

AAV
AAV (Adenoassociated Virus)
Live-imaging
Two-Photon Microscopy

Team

Team Vila

Program

Collaborative Research Network

Theme

Circuitry and Brain-Body Interactions

pAAV_Ef1a_DIO_MyrPalm_mScarlet_WT_IRES_mNeon_minBack

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