Uas gcamp5
The UAS-GCaMP5 is a genetic tool that can be used to visualize changes in calcium concentration within cells. It is a calcium-sensitive fluorescent protein that is expressed under the control of the GAL4/UAS system, allowing for targeted expression in specific cell types. The core function of UAS-GCaMP5 is to serve as a reporter for calcium dynamics, which can be used to study neural activity and other calcium-dependent cellular processes.
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2 protocols using uas gcamp5
Drosophila Strains for Neuroscience Research
Fly Strain Characterization and Imaging
(Bloomington stock center no. 58763), R36G02-GAL4 (Bloomington stock no. 49939) 25 , M-split-GAL4 (tsh-p65ADZp; VT002081-ZpGdbd), UAS-mCD8::GFP (Bloomington stock center no. 32186), UAS-GCaMP5 (Bloomington stock center no.
42038), UAS-GCaMP6m (Bloomington stock center no. 42750), UAS-CD4::GCaMP6f All experiments in this study were conducted with embryos and newly hatched larvae (ages ≤ 30 h AEL except for those shown in Figure 7E) at room temperature (25°C) unless otherwise noted. For accurate staging, eggs were collected for 20 minutes from parental flies raised in a cup at 25˚C covered with an yeast-pasted agar plate.
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