M3301 micromanipulator
The M3301 micromanipulator is a precision instrument designed to provide accurate and controlled movement of small objects or samples. It features three-dimensional (X, Y, Z) positioning with micrometer-level resolution. The core function of the M3301 is to enable the precise manipulation and positioning of microscopic samples or tools during various scientific and research applications.
4 protocols using m3301 micromanipulator
Bacterial Injection Assay for Aphid Survival
GGPPS RNAi in Aphid Carotenoid Metabolism
Newly emerged green and red form adults (≤12 h old) from the NY strain were used in the RNAi experiments. The dsRNA injection was accomplished as in a previous study (Ye et al., 2019 (link)). Briefly, 600 ng of dsGGPPS and dsGFP (negative control) were injected into the aphids using an M3301 micromanipulator (World Precision Instruments, Sarasota, FL, United States). In each treatment, 25 aphids were injected as one biological replicate and 4 biological replicates were completed. After injection, the aphids were moved to broad bean leaves. After 36 h, in each biological replicate, 5 aphids were collected to detect gene expression levels and 20 aphids were collected for analyzing carotenoids content.
dsRNA Injection Method for Aphid RNAi
RNAi Knockdown of Hunchback Gene
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