Stereotaxic intracranial virus injection in mice

By Fuu Jiun Hwang, PhD, Richard Roth, PhD, Jun Ding, PhD and Yue Sun, PhD
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Output Details

Description
This protocol outlines steps for conducting stereotaxic brain injections of virus in mice in the Ding lab.
Identifier (DOI)
10.17504/protocols.io.8epv5r514g1b/v1
Tags
  • AAV (Adenoassociated Virus)
  • Animal
  • In Vivo
  • Injections
  • Mouse
Team
Team Surmeier
Program
Collaborative Research Network
Theme
Circuitry and Brain-Body Interactions

Meet the Authors

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    Fuu Jiun Hwang, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Surmeier, 

    Stanford University

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    Richard Roth, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Surmeier, 

    Stanford University

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    Jun Ding, PhD

    Collaborating PI: Team Surmeier, 

    Stanford University

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    Yue Sun, PhD

    Key Personnel: Team Surmeier, 

    Stanford University

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