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Using Baseplating and a Miniscope Preanchored with an Objective Lens for Calcium Transient Research in Mice
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The shrinkage of dental cement during curing displaces the baseplate. This protocol minimizes the problem by creating an initial foundation of the dental cement that leaves space to cement the baseplate. Weeks later, the baseplate can be cemented in position on this scaffold using little new cement, therebyreducing shrinkage.
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Hsiao, Y., Wang, A. Y., Lee, T., Chang, C. Using Baseplating and a Miniscope Preanchored with an Objective Lens for Calcium Transient Research in Mice. J. Vis. Exp. (172), e62611, doi:10.3791/62611 (2021).
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