Transgenic lines Flashcards

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1
Q

Where does the Rbp4 line express Cre?

A

L5 cortical neurons

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2
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What is the purpose of Rbp4?

A

Control deep-layer excitatory neurons

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3
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Where does the Ntsr1 line express Cre?

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L6 corticothalamic neurons

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4
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What is the purpose of Ntsr1?

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Target corticothalamic circuits

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5
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What does the Cux2 line express?

A

Tamoxifen-inducible Cre

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6
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Where does the Cux2 line express Cre?

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L2/3-4 neurons

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7
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What is the purpose of Cux2?

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Time-controlled labelling

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8
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What does the H2B line express?

A

Nuclear GFP

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9
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Where is the H2B line expressed?

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Cre dependent, reporter line

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10
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What is the purpose of the H2B line?

A

permanent nuclear labelling

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11
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What does the ArchT line express?

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ArchT is an optogenetic silencer and a light-actiavted proton pump used to inhibit neuronal activity.

Activated by green/yellow light
Pumps H+ ions out of cell
Causes membrane hyperpolarisation
=Neuronal silencing/inhibition

Usually fluoresecently tagged for visualization

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12
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Where is the ArchT line expressed?

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Cre dependent

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13
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What is the purpose of the ArchT line?

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Optical silencing of neurons

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