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Preparation and Manipulation of Olfactory Epithelium Explant Cultures for Measurement of the Mechanical Tension of Individual Axons Using the Biomembrane Force Probe
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Coralie Fouquet
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Alain Trembleau*
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Apr 20, 2019
In this paper, we describe a protocol allowing measurement of the mechanical tension of individual axons grown
ex vivo
from neural tissue explants. This protocol was developed with primary cultures of olfactory epithelium explants from embryonic (E13.5) mice. It includes a detailed description of explant dissection and culture, as well as the main steps of the procedure for axon tension measurement using the previously established Biomembrane Force Probe.
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