Retinal Cross-Sections Preparation and Analysis
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Other organizations : Duke University, California Institute of Technology
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- Preparation of agarose-embedded retinal cross-sections
- Preparation of plastic-embedded retinal cross-sections (1 μm)
- Tangential sectioning of flat-mounted frozen retinas
- Alexa Fluor 594 conjugate of wheat germ agglutinin (WGA) labeling in agarose-embedded retinal cross-sections
- GFP fluorescence in agarose-embedded retinal cross-sections
- Nuclear count in 100 μm segments of the outer nuclear layer in plastic-embedded retinal cross-sections
- Incubation of agarose-embedded retinal cross-sections with Alexa Fluor 594 conjugate of WGA in PBS containing 0.1% Triton X-100 for 2 h
- Washing agarose-embedded retinal cross-sections three times in PBS
- Mounting agarose-embedded retinal cross-sections with Fluoromount G under glass coverslips
- Staining plastic-embedded retinal cross-sections (1 μm) with toluidine blue for light microscopy
- Cutting plastic-embedded retinal cross-sections through the optic nerve at 500-μm steps from the optic nerve head
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