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Double UP: efficient in utero electroporation via internal controls
Russell J. TayloriD, Justin Carrington, Kendra L. Taylor, Karl E. Richters, Leah R. GerlachiD, Erik W. DentiD
Abstract
In Utero Electroporation is a powerful tool for testing the role of genes in neuronal migration, but this technique suffers from high degrees of variability due to multiple factors. Therefore, we developed Double UP, a novel approach that combines LoxP-flanked reporters and limiting Cre dosages to generate internal controls. This technique allows for more rigorous quantification of migration, while decreasing the number of animals, reagents and time to complete experiments.
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