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Anti-RDL und Anti-mGlutR1-Rezeptoren Antikörpertests in Honeybee Brain Sections mit CRISPR-Cas9

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Anti-RDL und Anti-mGlutR1-Rezeptoren Antikörpertests in Honeybee Brain Sections mit CRISPR-Cas9

Article DOI: 10.3791/59993-v • 09:25 min • January 30th, 2020

January 30th, 2020 •

Irina Sinakevitch^1,2, Zev Kurtzman*², Hyun G. Choi*², David Arturo Ruiz Pardo³, Romain A. Dahan², Nathaniel Klein¹, Branimir Bugarija⁴, Erik Wendlandt⁴, Brian H. Smith²

¹Department of Neuroscience, University of Arizona, ²School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University, ³Department of Scientific and Technologic Investigations, University of Sonora, ⁴Integrated DNA Technologies, Inc.

* These authors contributed equally

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Hier wird ein Protokoll zur Verwendung des CRISPR-Cas9-Systems zur Reduzierung der Produktion eines Proteins im erwachsenen Honigbienenhirn zur Erprobung der Antikörperspezifität vorgestellt.

Anti-RDL und Anti-mGlutR1-Rezeptoren Antikörpertests in Honeybee Brain Sections mit CRISPR-Cas9

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