Neural cell culture : a practical approach
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Neural cell culture : a practical approach
(The practical approach series, 165)
IRL Press at Oxford University Press, c1995
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Okayama University Institute of Plant Science and Resources Branch Library
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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: pbk ISBN 9780199634842
Description
This book brings together methods for preparing and maintaining cell cultures from a diverse range of neural tissues and cells, from both the central and peripheral nervous systems. This book is intended for research scientists in basic and clinical neuroscience/neurology (inc. pharmaceutical company R&D). Post graduate neuroscience/neurology, cell biology.
Table of Contents
- PART I - CNS NEURONS
- 1. Cerebellum: granule cells
- 2. Cerebellar Purkinje neurons
- 3. Nigral & straital neurons
- 4. Septal neurons
- 5. Proliferation & differentiation in retinal cell cultures
- 6. Purified embryonic motoneurones
- PART II - CNS GLIA AND NON-NEURONAL CELLS
- 7. Astrocytes
- 8. Oligodendrocyte lineage cells from neonatal rat brain
- 9. Micrglia: the tissue macrophage of the CNS
- 10. Brain endothelium
- PART III - PNS NEURONS AND GLIA
- 11. Neural crest cells: strategies to generate lineage diversifaction in vitro
- 13. Avian cilliary and lumbar sympathetic ganglion neurons
- 14. Enteric ganglion cells
- 15. Mouse olfactory epithelium
- 16. Schwann cell culture
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: hbk ISBN 9780199634859
Description
The complexity and cellular heterogeneity of the vertebrate nervous system makes it difficult to study neural processes at the cellular and molecular levels. The establishment of cell culture model systems for almost every region and cell type in the nervous system has therefore been crucial in facilitating such studies and in heralding some key breakthroughs in our understanding of the underlying mechanisms. Neural Cell Culture: A Practical Approach brings together methods for preparing cultures from a diverse range of neural tissues and cells, from both the central and peripheral nervous systems of mammalian and avain species. Important features of this volume are the clearly illustrated dissection guides accompanying each chapter, methods for enriching and purifying distinct cell types, and guidance on optimizing cell viability and growth. Each chapter includes valuable step-by-step protocols, hints, and tips for success, advice, and background information. This book is intended for research scientists in basic and clinical neuroscience and neurology. Pharmaceutical company research and development staff. Post graduates of neuroscience, neurology, and cell biology.
Table of Contents
Part I - CNS Neurons. 1: Cerebellum: granule cells. 2: Cerebellar Purkinje neurons. 3: Nigral & straital neurons. 4: Septal neurons. 5: Proliferation & differentiation in retinal cell cultures. 6: Purified embryonic motoneurones. Part II - CNS glia and non-neuronal cells. 7: Astrocytes. 8: Oligodendrocyte lineage cells from neonatal rat brain. 9: Micrglia: the tissue macrophage of the CNS. 10: Brain endothelium. Part III - PNS neurons and glia. 11: Neural crest cells: strategies to generate lineage diversifaction in vitro. 13: Avian cilliary and lumbar sympathetic ganglion neurons. 14: Enteric ganglion cells. 15: Mouse olfactory epithelium. 16: Schwann cell culture
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