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Plasmid
Depositor: Cheryl Arrowsmith
Purpose: Mammalian expression of full-length human WDR48. C-terminal HiBiT tag.
Viral Prep
Depositor: Gordon Fishell
Purpose: Ready-to-use AAV PHP.eB particles produced from pAAV_BiLAMP5e3_dTomato_nlsdTomato_nlsdTomato (#213914). Tricistronic expression of dTomato and nuclear-targeted dTomato under the control of the Lamp5 interneuron-targeting enhancer E3. These AAV were produced with the PHPeB serotype, which permits efficient transduction of the central nervous system. These AAV preparations are suitable purity for injection into animals.
Antibody
Depositor: James Trimmer
Purpose: Anti-LRRTM4 (Human) recombinant mouse monoclonal antibody. Recognizes long and short isoforms.