Calcium Imaging of Living Astrocytes in the Mouse Spinal Cord following Sensory Stimulation

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</svg> stack serial images of lumbar spinal cord. Spinal vessels are labeled with Dextran-Rhodamine; astrocytes adjacent to spinal vessels are labeled with OGB (scale bar: 10 <i>μ</i>m).</table>

Neural Plasticity

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Figure 4: Calcium Imaging of Living Astrocytes in the Mouse Spinal Cord following Sensory Stimulation 