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3. Contributors

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Afrin, Samia, primary, Aftab, Tariq, additional, Ahmad, Bilal, additional, Ahmed, Khan Bilal Mukhtar, additional, Alam, Mahabub, additional, Alam, Md. Jahangir, additional, Ali, Akbar, additional, Anika, Salma, additional, Dalvi, Sunil, additional, Dantu, Prem Kumar, additional, del Mastro, Nelida L., additional, Dina, Rasheda Begum, additional, Faraz, Ahmad, additional, Haque, Papia, additional, Haque, Wahida, additional, Hossain, Mohammad Afzal, additional, Hossain, Shafiul, additional, Idrees, M., additional, Islam, Md. Didarul, additional, Ithape, Dinesh, additional, Jahan, Ajmat, additional, Kabir, Sumaya F., additional, Kanak, Nishat Anzum, additional, Khan, M. Masroor A., additional, Khanam, Nausheen, additional, Masud, Rifat Ara, additional, Mukarram, Mohammad, additional, Mukta, Nasima Akter, additional, Naeem, M., additional, Rahman, Ashiqur, additional, Rahman, Md. Wasikur, additional, Rana, Md. Sohel, additional, Sadiq, Yawar, additional, Shabbir, Asfia, additional, Shahruzzaman, Md., additional, Shourove, Jahid Hasan, additional, Siddiqui, Husna, additional, Sultana, Sabrina, additional, Suprasanna, Penna, additional, Uddin, Moin, additional, Wani, Kartiki, additional, and Yeasmin, Farzana, additional

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2022
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6. Stress and Human Factors from Antarctica to Mars

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Alcibiade, Alessandro, primary, Del Mastro, Antonio, additional, Schlacht, Irene Lia, additional, Monaco, Federico, additional, Finazzi, Francesco, additional, Notea, Amir, additional, Mukadam, Mouzzam Mehmood, additional, Masali, Melchiorre, additional, and Musso, Giorgio, additional

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2018
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11. From Virtual Reality to Neutral Buoyancy—Methodologies for Analyzing Walking Pattern on Moon and Mars

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Schlacht, Irene Lia, primary, Foing, Bernard, additional, Benassai, Mario, additional, Bringeland, Sabrina, additional, Deml, Barbara, additional, Del Mastro, Antonio, additional, Masali, Melchiorre, additional, Cremasco, Margherita Micheletti, additional, Nazir, Salman, additional, Rittweger, Jörn, additional, and Stevenin, Hervé, additional

Published
2016
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16. Intracellular Calcium Assays in Dissociated Primary Cortical Neurons.

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Kaur, Navjot, Thompson, David V., Judd, David, Piper, David R., and Del Mastro, Richard G.

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In this chapter, the basic tools and methods to isolate neurons from the embryonic rat cortex are provided. We outline the isolation of fresh neuronal cells and their storage, post-thaw maintenance, and the application of techniques to measure intracellular calcium changes in response to the addition of neurotransmitters. Many of these techniques come in kit formats supplied by companies like Invitrogen and thus enhance the ease of use, time required, and reproducibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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17. Isolation of Coding Sequences from Genomic Regions Using Direct Selection.

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Walker, John M., Boultwood, Jacqueline, Del Mastro, Richard G., and Lovett, Michael

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The rate-limiting steps in the positional cloning of disease genes are the identification of discrete genes within a large genomic region and the analysis of mutations in these genes. Direct selection is an expression-based gene identification technique that can rapidly identify cDNAs within large genomic regions. It has been successfully used in numerous positional cloning projects (1-4). It can capture cDNAs that are expressed, temporally and spatially, in various tissue or cell types. The technique involves the hybridization of polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-amplifiable cDNAs to a genomic target. In our laboratory, these cDNAs are complex pools derived from multiple tissues. The cDNAs that are homologous to the genomic region are selected and subsequently enriched by PCR amplification, resulting in a set of cDNAs specific to the genomic target, with enrichment ranges from 1000- to 1000,000-fold (5-7). These levels of enrichment, coupled with the use of cDNA pools, make the technique especially useful when searching for cDNAs that are expressed at very low levels in a complex tissue source. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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1997
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