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  • TrAC permits fluorescent labeling of genetically defined neuron populations based on axonal projections. Schematic diagrams show a simple version of TrAC using two recombinases and a dual-recombinase-responsive fluorescent indicator allele. Fluorescent labeling is restricted to neurons expressing recombinase A which project to the brain region injected with the retrograde-transported virus encoding recombinase B.
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  • The ClaustrumClassifier (ClaCla): a neural-network assisted cell classification tool. A trained neural network developed to facilitate the classification of claustral neurons in four steps. Step 1, Input raw data file. Step 2, Automated extraction of intrinsic electrical properties. Step 3, Neuronal network assisted cell classification. Step 4, The classifier returns the likelihood that the classified cell belongs to one of the eight cell subtypes.
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  • L5 targets a wide range of thalamic nuclei and extrathalamic nuclei, although specific targets vary across injection site. Prasad et al. JNeurosci. 2020; 40(30):5785-5796, Figure 8.
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  • This image shows a parvalbuminexpressing inhibitory basket cell (green) in the hippocampus of an amyloid-depositing 5xFAD mouse. The cell has been morphologically reconstructed after patch clamp recording of spontaneous synaptic activity during sharp wave ripple events. Non-patched parvalbumin neurons are labeled in red.
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  • This image shows phosphorylated (inactivated) cofilin (red) in spinal cord. Phosphorylated cofilin is present at high levels in in a broad swathe of embryonic spinal neurons (green), including motor neurons (blue).
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