Animal use conformed to protocols approved by the Wesleyan University Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. Experiments were performed using group-housed C57BL/6NHsd mice (Table 1 , Envigo) maintained in self-ventilating cages, under a 12 h light–dark cycle with light onset at 7 AM, room temperature of 25 deg. C, humidity of 17%–20%, and light intensity of 193–215 lx at the cage level. The mice were group-housed until they were 4–5 weeks of age. They were handled for 5 min per day for one week prior to the beginning of the experiment. The mice consumed food and water ad libitum. Donor embryos were generated by breeding VGAT-ChR2-eYFP transgenic males (Jackson Labs) with C57BL/6NHsd females (Envigo).
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C57BL/6NHsd female mice are a commonly used mouse strain. They are a substrain of the C57BL/6 mouse, which is one of the most widely used laboratory mouse models. The C57BL/6NHsd females are healthy, robust, and commonly used for a variety of research applications.
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Animal use conformed to protocols approved by the Wesleyan University Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee. Experiments were performed using group-housed C57BL/6NHsd mice (Table 1 , Envigo) maintained in self-ventilating cages, under a 12 h light–dark cycle with light onset at 7 AM, room temperature of 25 deg. C, humidity of 17%–20%, and light intensity of 193–215 lx at the cage level. The mice were group-housed until they were 4–5 weeks of age. They were handled for 5 min per day for one week prior to the beginning of the experiment. The mice consumed food and water ad libitum. Donor embryos were generated by breeding VGAT-ChR2-eYFP transgenic males (Jackson Labs) with C57BL/6NHsd females (Envigo).
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