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Ana Perez-Villalba Universidad de Valencia
2 protocols

Emmanuelle Berret Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
10 protocols

Junjie Luo Stanford University/HHMI
1 protocol

Manuel Gahete IMIBIC - Maimonides Institute for Biomedical Research of Córdoba
7 protocols

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Shai Berlin

Faculty, Israel Institute of Technology

Research focus

Neuroscience
Synaptic plasticity, optogenetics, fluorescent probes

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Shai Berlin's Lab

Education

PhD, Tel Aviv university, 2011

Lab information

Berlin lab
https://shaiberlin.net.technion.ac.il/

Publications

http://shaiberlin.net.technion.ac.il/publications/

6 Protocols reviewed

Establishing an Adult Mouse Brain Hippocampal Organotypic Slice Culture System that Allows for Tracing and Pharmacological Manipulation of ex vivo Neurogenesis

Authors: Steffen Mayerl and Charles ffrench-Constant, date: 01/05/2021, view: 408, Q&A: 0

The function of the hippocampus depends on the process of adult hippocampal neurogenesis which underpins the exceptional neural plasticity of this structure, and is also frequently affected in CNS pathologies. Thus, manipulation of this process

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In vitro Brainstem-spinal Cord Preparation from Newborn Rat

Authors: Jean-Patrick Le Gal, Angelo Nicolosi, Laurent Juvin and Didier Morin, date: 11/20/2016, view: 6568, Q&A: 0

The brainstem-spinal cord preparation of newborn rat contains neural networks able to produce motor output in absence of sensory feedback. These neural structures, commonly called central pattern generators (CPGs), are involved in many vital ...

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A Streamlined Method for the Preparation of Gelatin Embedded Brains and Simplified Organization of Sections for Serial Reconstructions

Authors: Andrew W. Liu, Sho Aoki and Jeffery R. Wickens, date: 11/20/2017, view: 9170, Q&A: 1

Gelatin embedding of whole brains for sectioning is a critical procedure used in neuroscience to ensure all morphological and spatial details are preserved intact. Here, we describe an inexpensive, reproducible and efficient means to embed ...

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