To obtain AAV-TRE-HA-mGlu1(WT) or AAV-TRE-HA-mGlu1(N264H), DNA fragment of TRE promoter and WPRE335 (link) were obtained from pAAV-TRE-fDIO-GFP-IRES-tTA66 (link), and SV40 late polyA was from pCI-neo vector (Promega). DNA fragment of HA-tagged mGlu1 was obtained by inserting HA-tag after the membrane localization signal of mGlu1. These DNA fragments were inserted into pAAV-hSyn-DIO-hM3D(Gq)-mCherry67 (link) lacking DNA fragment from hSyn promoter to hGH polyA by MluI and PmlI digestion using the NEBuilder HiFi DNA assembly (NEB). See Supplementary Fig.
Cloning of AAV-based optoGenetic Vectors
To obtain AAV-TRE-HA-mGlu1(WT) or AAV-TRE-HA-mGlu1(N264H), DNA fragment of TRE promoter and WPRE335 (link) were obtained from pAAV-TRE-fDIO-GFP-IRES-tTA66 (link), and SV40 late polyA was from pCI-neo vector (Promega). DNA fragment of HA-tagged mGlu1 was obtained by inserting HA-tag after the membrane localization signal of mGlu1. These DNA fragments were inserted into pAAV-hSyn-DIO-hM3D(Gq)-mCherry67 (link) lacking DNA fragment from hSyn promoter to hGH polyA by MluI and PmlI digestion using the NEBuilder HiFi DNA assembly (NEB). See Supplementary Fig.
Corresponding Organization : Nagoya University
Other organizations : Keio University, Kyoto University, University of Tsukuba
Variable analysis
- Insertion of GFP-IRES-tTA DNA fragment into pAAV-hSyn-DIO-hM3D(Gq)-mCherry vector
- Replacement of hSyn promoter regions with L7 minimal promoter to construct pAAV-L7-GFP-IRES-tTA
- Insertion of TRE promoter, WPRE3, and SV40 late polyA into pAAV-hSyn-DIO-hM3D(Gq)-mCherry vector to obtain AAV-TRE-HA-mGlu1(WT) or AAV-TRE-HA-mGlu1(N264H)
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- Positive controls: pAAV-hSyn-DIO-hM3D(Gq)-mCherry and pAAV-TRE-fDIO-GFP-IRES-tTA vectors (gifts from Bryan Roth and Minmin Luo, respectively)
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