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Studying Bipolar and Horizontal Neuronal Cells in the Murine Split Retina
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Author Spotlight: Using the Split Retina Technique for Enhanced Access and Accelerated Experiments
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Split Retina as an Improved Flatmount Preparation for Studying Inner Nuclear Layer Neurons in Vertebrate Retina
Author Spotlight: Using the Split Retina Technique for Enhanced Access and Accelerated Experiments
Studying Bipolar and Horizontal Neuronal Cells in the Murine Split Retina
DOI:
10.3791/65757-v
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01:44 min
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January 16, 2024
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Ryan M. Hecht
,
Qing Shi
,
Tavita R. Garrett
,
Benjamin Sivyer
,
Catherine Morgans
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Department of Chemical Physiology and Biochemistry
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Oregon Health and Science University
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2
Casey Eye Institute
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Oregon Health and Science University
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