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Generating Retinal Degeneration to Investigate Cellular Repair Strategies in
Xenopus
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Conditional Rod Cell Ablation in
Xenopus
Tadpoles Using the NTR-MTZ System
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Conditional Rod Cell Ablation in
Xenopus
Tadpoles Using the NTR-MTZ System
Conditional Rod Cell Ablation in
Xenopus
Tadpoles Using the NTR-MTZ System
Generating Retinal Degeneration to Investigate Cellular Repair Strategies in
Xenopus
DOI:
10.3791/200643-v
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02:05 min
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October 13, 2023
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Karine Parain*
1
,
Alicia Donval*
1
,
Albert Chesneau*
1
,
Jing Xian Lun
,
Caroline Borday
,
Muriel Perron
1
Paris-Saclay Institute of Neuroscience, CNRS
,
Université Paris-Saclay
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Xenopus Tadpoles
NTR-MTZ System
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Nitro Reductase
Metronidazole
Rod Photoreceptor
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Immunostaining
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