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Anti mouse red blood cell serum from rabbit

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Anti-mouse red blood cell serum from rabbit is a laboratory reagent used for the detection and identification of mouse red blood cells. It is produced by immunizing rabbits with mouse red blood cells, resulting in the generation of antibodies specific to mouse red blood cell surface antigens.

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2 protocols using anti mouse red blood cell serum from rabbit

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Isolation of Blastocyst ICM via Immunosurgery

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Pre-implantation blastocyst embryos at stages up to E3.5 (E4.0 for hybrid embryos) were recovered by flushing the uterus with M2 medium (Sigma). Embryos at E3.75 (E4.25 for hybrid embryos) and later were dissected out from the uterus. The embryos were staged on the basis of their morphology and number of cells per ICM.
When applicable, the zona pellucida was removed using acidic Tyrode’s solution (Sigma), and embryos were washed twice with M2 medium (Sigma). ICM was then isolated from all stage blastocysts by immunosurgery. Briefly, blastocysts without zona pellucida were quickly cultured in anti-mouse red blood cell serum from rabbit (Rockland) for 30 min then in guinea pig complement serum (Sigma) for 15–30 min. Only TE cells were killed and debris carefully removed with a glass pipette48 (link).
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RNA FISH on Mouse Embryo ICM

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RNA FISH on mouse embryos was performed as described previously with minor modifications (Borensztein et al., 2017 (link), Ranisavljevic et al., 2017 (link)). Embryos were recovered at E3.5-E4.5 by flushing the uterus with M2 medium (Sigma) and/or by dissection from the uterus. Zona pellucida was removed using acidic Tyrode’s solution (Sigma), and embryos were washed twice with M2 medium (Sigma). ICM was then isolated by immunosurgery, by culturing blastocysts without zona pellucida in anti-mouse red blood cell serum from rabbit (Rockland) for 30 min then in guinea pig complement serum (Sigma) for 15–30 min. For consistency, ICMs from both wild-type and homozygous knockout embryos (from separate crosses) were placed in different regions of the same coverslip before the FISH procedure (Ranisavljevic et al., 2017 (link)).
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