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Dissection and Immunohistochemistry of the Drosophila Adult Leg to Detect Changes at the Neuromuscular Junction for an Identified Motor Neuron

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11:02 min

February 12th, 2022

DOI :

10.3791/62844-v

February 12th, 2022


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Chapters in this video

0:01

Introduction

1:23

Initial Fixation of Tissues

3:13

Removing Leg Cuticle and Antibody Staining

6:58

Mounting Legs

7:41

Results

10:37

Conclusion

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