In Situ Hybridization of eaat2 Gene
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Other organizations : Life Science Zurich, University of Zurich, Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Physiology
Variable analysis
- Cloning of the eaat2 genes into the TOPO pCRII vector
- Expression of the eaat2 genes
- Linearization of plasmids containing the genes for SP6 and T7 in vitro transcription
- Purification of plasmids with phenol-chloroform
- Generation of digoxigenin (DIG)-labeled antisense RNA probes using DIG-RNA-labeling kit
- Larval whole-mount and adult retina in situ hybridization on 5-d postfertilization (5-dpf) larvae and adult retinal cross sections
- Tissue treatment with proteinase K and postfixation with 4% paraformaldehyde (PFA) before prehybridization at 64°C
- Hybridization of RNA probes at 64°C overnight
- Stringency washes at 64°C on day 2
- Blocking of probes in 1× Roche blocking solution in Tris/NaCl/Tween
- Application of anti-DIG AP antibody overnight at 4°C on day 2
- Staining and fixation of embryos/retinal sections with PFA
- Imaging of samples in glycerol (whole-mount) with an Olympus BX61 light microscope
- Image processing and assembly using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator CS5
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