Zebrafish Maintenance and Genetic Manipulation
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- Morpholino oligonucleotides (Duox splice morpholino, lyn MO1, lyn MO2) injected into 1-cell-stage embryos
- Transgenic constructs (tol2-mpx-lyn-GFP, tol2-mpx-lyn C466A-GFP) injected into 1-cell-stage embryos
- Observations and measurements from confocal immunofluorescence imaging
- Danieau buffer injected as control for morpholino experiments
- Maintenance of adult AB zebrafish and larvae as described previously
- Anesthetization of larvae in E3 containing 0.2 mg/mL Tricaine for live imaging or wounding assay
- Maintenance of some larvae in E3 containing 0.2 mM N-phenylthiourea to prevent pigment formation
- Use of 2.5–3 dpf larvae for morpholino experiments and 3–3.5 dpf larvae for experiments without morpholinos
- Culture of HEK293 cells in DMEM containing 10% FCS
- Duox splice morpholino injected with p53 morpholino as previously described
- Danieau buffer injected as control for morpholino experiments
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