Oligodendrocytes: Methods and Protocols (Methods in Molecular Biology (1936))

Synopsis

This Volume Looks At The Study Of Oligodendrocytes Through In Vitro And In Vivo Techniques, Multiple Model Organisms, Using Approaches That Bridge Scales From Molecular Through System. Chapters In This Book Cover Topics Such As Fundamental Molecular Analyses Of Oligodendrocytes And Myelin; In Vitro, Ex Vivo, And In Vivo Molecular-cellular-electrophysiology-based Techniques; Oligodendrocyte Formation, Homeostasis, And Disruption In Zebrafish And Xenopus; And Parallel System-level Imaging Of Animal And Human Models. Written In The Highly Successful Methods In Molecular Biology Series Format, Chapters Include Introductions To Their Respective Topics, Lists Of The Necessary Materials And Reagents, Step-by-step, Readily Reproducible Laboratory Protocols, And Tips On Troubleshooting And Avoiding Known Pitfalls. Authoritative And Thorough, Oligodendrocytes: Methods And Protocols Is A Valuable Reference Guide That Highlights The Expansive And Fast-paced Nature Of Research Into Oligodendrocyte Biology Underlying Health And Function.