Tracing PVHCrh Neuronal Projections
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Other organizations : Northwest University, Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard University, Kyushu University, Nagoya University, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston University
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- Microinjection of 40 nl of AAV8-FLEX-hsyn-ChR2-mCherry into the unilateral PVH (from bregma: A/P 0.26, M/L 0.76, D/V −4.8) of adult Crh-ires-Cre mice
- PVHCrh projections in the brain
- Adult Crh-ires-Cre mice
- Perfusion 7 weeks after microinjection
- Brain tissue sectioning (30 μm)
- Quenching in 0.3% H2O2 for 30 minutes
- Incubation with rabbit polyclonal antiserum against mCherry (1:5000; Clontech #632496) overnight
- Incubation with biotinylated-conjugated donkey anti-rabbit antiserum (1:500, Jackson#712065152) for 2 h
- Incubation in avidin-biotin complex (ABC) solution for 1 h
- Incubation in DAB (3, 3′-Diaminobenzidine), TBS, H2O2 for less than 5 minutes
- Mounting and coverslipping of sections (Cytoseal, Thermoscientific)
- Image capture with a Zeiss AxioCam HRc microscope and AxioVision Rel software (v4.8)
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