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Monitoring Brain Metabolite Transport in Drosophila Using FRET Sensors

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Visualizing Monocarboxylates and Other Relevant Metabolites in the Ex Vivo Drosophila Larval Brain Using Genetically Encoded Sensors

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Visualizing Monocarboxylates and Other Relevant Metabolites in the Ex Vivo Drosophila Larval Brain Using Genetically Encoded Sensors

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Visualizing Monocarboxylates and Other Relevant Metabolites in the Ex Vivo Drosophila Larval Brain Using Genetically Encoded Sensors

Monitoring Brain Metabolite Transport in Drosophila Using FRET Sensors

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10.3791/65846-v

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01:53 min

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October 27, 2023

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Andrés González-Gutiérrez, Jorge Gaete, Andrés Esparza, Jorge Toledo, Andrés Köhler-Solis, Jimena Sierralta³

¹Biomedical Neuroscience Institute,Universidad de Chile, ²Advanced Scientific Equipment Network (REDECA), Faculty of Medicine,Universidad de Chile, ³Department of Neuroscience, Faculty of Medicine,Universidad de Chile

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Monocarboxylates Metabolites Drosophila Larval Brain Genetically Encoded Sensors Glucose Lactate Pyruvate ATP Glial Cells Neurons Energy Metabolism Neurodegenerative Diseases FRET Ex Vivo Dissection Transport

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