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Dumont 5 45

Manufactured by Fine Science Tools

The Dumont 5/45 is a pair of precision tweezers with a sharp, angled tip. The tweezers are made of stainless steel and have a total length of 4.5 inches (11.4 cm).

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Single-cell analysis of atherosclerotic lesions

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Mice were euthanized by ketamine hydrochloride and xylazine hydrochloride. Blood was collected by cardiac puncture. Perfusion was performed from the left ventricle with 10 ml 5 mM EDTA buffer, 20 ml PBS and 20 ml FACS buffer. RLNs were collected under a dissecting microscope. To collect plaques and ATLOs, we followed the method described previously7 (link),20 (link). In short, adipose tissue and paraaortic lymph nodes were carefully removed. The whole aorta was dissected and collected in cell culture dishes with pre-cooled FACS buffer. The aorta was opened in the longitudinal direction, and the plaque tissues were carefully removed using curved forceps (Dumont 5/45, Fine Science Tools) under the dissecting microscope. The remaining aorta was collected as ATLOs. Three separated cohorts of mice were used: (1) pools of three Apoe−/− and three WT mice were used to collect plaques, ATLOs and RLNs, and pools of five Apoe−/− and five WT mice were used to collect blood in the first cohort; (2) cell hashtags (hashtags, BioLegend, TotalSeq C) were used to label four Apoe−/− and four WT mice individually to collect ATLOs and RLNs; and (3) pools of five Apoe−/− mice were used to collect plaque tissues.
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Single-cell analysis of atherosclerotic lesions

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Mice were euthanized by ketamine hydrochloride and xylazine hydrochloride. Blood was collected by cardiac puncture. Perfusion was performed from the left ventricle with 10 ml 5 mM EDTA buffer, 20 ml PBS and 20 ml FACS buffer. RLNs were collected under a dissecting microscope. To collect plaques and ATLOs, we followed the method described previously7 (link),20 (link). In short, adipose tissue and paraaortic lymph nodes were carefully removed. The whole aorta was dissected and collected in cell culture dishes with pre-cooled FACS buffer. The aorta was opened in the longitudinal direction, and the plaque tissues were carefully removed using curved forceps (Dumont 5/45, Fine Science Tools) under the dissecting microscope. The remaining aorta was collected as ATLOs. Three separated cohorts of mice were used: (1) pools of three Apoe−/− and three WT mice were used to collect plaques, ATLOs and RLNs, and pools of five Apoe−/− and five WT mice were used to collect blood in the first cohort; (2) cell hashtags (hashtags, BioLegend, TotalSeq C) were used to label four Apoe−/− and four WT mice individually to collect ATLOs and RLNs; and (3) pools of five Apoe−/− mice were used to collect plaque tissues.
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