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Subject(s)

• Synapses—Laboratory manuals [Browse]

Copyright holder

• Springer Science+Business Media [Browse]
• Springer Science+Business Media [Browse]

Editor

• Poulopoulos, Alexandros [Browse]
• Poulopoulos, Alexandros [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Laboratory manuals [Browse]

Series

• Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.) ; v. 1538. [More in this series]
• Springer protocols (Series) [More in this series]
• Methods in Molecular Biology, 1064-3745 ; 1538
• Spencer protocols

Notes

Published In: United States, 10 December 2016" --Distributor's website.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Cell culture system to investigate the presynaptic control of subsynaptic membrane differentiation at the neuromuscular junction / Nadine Schmidt, Sreya Basu, Stephan Kröger, and Hans Rudolf Brenner
• Co-culture synaptogenic assay : a new look at fluorescence reporters and technological devices / Karen Perez de Arce and Massimiliano Stagi
• Synaptogenic assays using neurons cultured on micropatterned substrates / Katalin Czöndör and Olivier Thoumine
• Monitoring synapses via trans-synaptic GFP complementation / Theodoros Tsetsenis
• Generation of spinal motor neurons from human pluripotent stem cells / David P. Santos and Evangelos Kiskinis
• Biochemical purification of binding partners of synaptic scaffold proteins / Bekir Altas, Olaf Jahn, and Hiroshi Kawabe
• In situ protein binding assay using Fc-fusion proteins / Nirmala Padmanabhan and Tabrez J. Siddiqui
• Reconstitution of synaptic SNAREs into large liposomes with reduced curvature stress / Javier M. Hernandez
• Isolation of synaptosomes, synaptic plasma membranes, and synaptic junctional complexes / Mary L. Michaelis, Lei Jiang, and Elias K. Michaelis
• Purification of synaptosome populations using fluorescence-activated synaptosome sorting / Elisa Luquet, Christoph Biesemann, Annie Munier, and Etienne Herzog
• Optimized protocol for imaging cleared neural tissues using light microscopy / Yoh Isogai, Douglas S. Richardson, Catherine Dulac, and Joseph Bergan
• Structured illumination microscopy for the investigation of synaptic structure and function / Soyon Hong, Daniel K. Wilton, Beth Stevens, and Douglas S. Richardson
• 3D d STORM imaging of fixed brain tissue / Frank Herrmannsdörfer, Benjamin Flottmann, Siddarth Nanguneri, Varun Venkataramani, Heinz Horstmann, Thomas Kuner, and Mike Heilemann
• Photomarking relocalization technique for correlated two-photon and electron microcopy imaging of single stimulated synapses / Miquel Bosch, Jorge Castro, Mriganka Sur, and Yasunori Hayashi
• 3D analysis of synaptic ultrastructure in organotypic hippocampal slice culture by high-pressure freezing and electron tomography / Cordelia Imig and Benjamin H. Cooper
• Analyzing endosomal docking, fusion, sorting, and budding mechanisms in isolated organelles / Sina V. Barysch and Ioanna Bethani
• Concurrent imaging of receptor trafficking and calcium dynamics by spinning disk confocal microscopy / DeLaine D. Larsen, Regina Wai-Yan Choy, and Minjong Park
• Imaging activity-dependent signaling dynamics at the neuronal synapse using FRET-based biosensors / Zohreh Farsi and Andrew Woehler
• Analyzing structural plasticity of dendritic spines in organotypic slice culture / Mathias De Roo and Adema Ribic
• Using fluorescent markers to estimate synaptic connectivity in situ / Mrinalini Hoon, Raunak Sinha, and Haruhisa Okawa
• Dual anterograde and retrograde viral tracing of reciprocal connectivity / Matthias G. Haberl, Melanie Ginger, and Andreas Frick
• Mapping synaptic inputs of developing neurons using calcium imaging / Johan Winnubst and Christian Lohmann
• Monosynaptic tracing in developing circuits using modified rabies virus / Laura Cocas and Gloria Fernandez.

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ISBN

• 1493966863
• 9781493966868

LCCN

2016956874

OCLC

957133467

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