For experiments using TetTx expression in primary hippocampal cultures, VGLUT1 and MAP2 immunosignals were used to define glutamatergic presynaptic terminals and dendritic regions, respectively. A 14 x 14 pixels region surrounding VGLUT1 puncta was then defined. Within this region, integrated intensity for either AMPAR or SP signal was measured using Metamorph® 7.8 software (Molecular Devices). 3 to 4 dendritic areas per neuron were analysed.
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For experiments using TetTx expression in primary hippocampal cultures, VGLUT1 and MAP2 immunosignals were used to define glutamatergic presynaptic terminals and dendritic regions, respectively. A 14 x 14 pixels region surrounding VGLUT1 puncta was then defined. Within this region, integrated intensity for either AMPAR or SP signal was measured using Metamorph® 7.8 software (Molecular Devices). 3 to 4 dendritic areas per neuron were analysed.
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