Nós gostaríamos de agradecer Sean Whelan para assistência com resgate variantes VSV recombinantes, e Didem Goz e Ryan Chrenek para assistência técnica. Este trabalho foi financiado por HHMI (CLC), e # NS068012-01 (KTB).

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O uso de vírus para estudar circuitos neurais são um método de rendimento relativamente elevado de análise de neurónios ligados. No entanto, tanto a geração de viriões de VSV e RABV não é trivial. Embora o protocolo descrito acima, para resgatar o vírus a partir de ADNc é fornecido, é ainda um evento de baixa probabilidade. Os níveis de cada um dos N, P, e L plasmídeos necessitam de ser ajustado com precisão, e muitas tentativas e replica precisa de ser feito para assegurar resgate viral. A formação da...

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viral tracing of genetically defined neural circuitry

Os métodos clássicos para o estudo de circuitos neuronais são o rendimento relativamente baixo. Vírus da pseudo-raiva transsináptica, particularmente o (PRV) e do vírus da raiva (RABV), e, mais recentemente, o vírus da estomatite vesicular (VSV), para o estudo de circuitos, está a tornar-se cada vez mais popular. Estes métodos maior rendimento use vírus que transmitem entre os neurônios em qualquer direção do anterógrada ou retrógrada. Recentemente, um RABV modificados para monossináptico rastreio retrógrado foi desenvolvido. (Figura 1A). Neste método, o gene da glicoproteína (G) é eliminado a partir do genoma viral, e reabastecido apenas em neurónios-alvo. Especificidade infecção é conseguida por substituição de um G quimérica, composta pelo domínio extracelular do ASLV-A glicoproteína e o domínio citoplasmático da RABV-G (A RG /), para o normal RABV-G 1. Este G quimérico especificamente infecta as células que expressam o receptor TVA 1. O gene que codifica a TVA pode sido delivered por vários métodos 2-8. Seguindo RABV-G infecção de um neurónio TVA-expressar, o RABV pode transmitir a outros neurónios ligados sinapticamente em sentido retrógrado, por natureza, do seu próprio G, que foi co-fornecido com o receptor TVA. Esta técnica rotula um número relativamente grande de entradas (5-10%) 2 para um tipo de célula definidos, proporcionando uma amostra de todas as entradas para um tipo definido de arranque da célula. Recentemente modifiquei esta técnica de usar VSV como traçador transsináptica 9. VSV tem várias vantagens, incluindo a rapidez da expressão do gene. Aqui nós detalhes de um sistema viral novo rastreamento usando VSV útil para sondar microcircuitos com maior resolução. Embora as estratégias originais publicados por Wickersham et al. 4 e Beier et al. 9 rotulagem autorização de neurónios que qualquer projecto para inicialmente infectadas TVA-expressando células, aqui VSV foi concebido para transmitir apenas a TVAs células que expressam A-(Figura 1B). O vírus é primeiro pseudotipado com RABV-G para permitir a infecção de neurónios jusante da TVA-expressam os neurónios. Depois de infectar esta primeira população de células, o vírus libertado só pode infectar células que expressam TVA. Porque a propagação viral transsináptica está limitada a células que expressam TVA, presença ou ausência de ligação a partir de tipos de células definidas pode ser explorada com alta resolução. Um diagrama de fluxo experimental destas experiências é mostrado na Figura 2. Aqui nós mostramos um circuito modelo, o da direção-seletividade na retina do rato. Examinamos a conectividade das células amácrinas starburst (SACs) para as células ganglionares da retina (CGR).

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