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AAV2/2Retro-hSyn-GCaMP6f-WPRE-pA [Calcium Sensor]
[CAT#: NTA-2012-ZP299]
- Tracer Type:
- Calcium Sensor
- Applications:
- Calcium imaging
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Description
The hSyn promoter, also called hSyn1 promoter, is cloned from the promoter region of human synapsin1 (Synapsin1), is about 0.5kb in length, and expresses specifically in neurons.
GCaMP6f, a type of GCaMP protein, is composed of three structures: cpGFP protein, CaM (calmodulin), and M13 peptide. When calcium ions are present, CaM and M13 combine to cause the conformation of cpGFP protein and enhance the fluorescence signal. . It is used to indicate the Ca signal activity in cells in experiments, and is also called GeCI (genetically encoded calcium indicator). GCaMP6 is a new generation of GCaMP protein, and its calcium indicator function reaches or exceeds the commonly used chemical calcium indicator. It has three commonly used subtypes, 6s, 6f and 6m. Among them, the binding force for calcium ions is 6s>6m>6f, so 6f dissociates fastest and is suitable for high-frequency signal indication.
GCaMP6f, a type of GCaMP protein, is composed of three structures: cpGFP protein, CaM (calmodulin), and M13 peptide. When calcium ions are present, CaM and M13 combine to cause the conformation of cpGFP protein and enhance the fluorescence signal. . It is used to indicate the Ca signal activity in cells in experiments, and is also called GeCI (genetically encoded calcium indicator). GCaMP6 is a new generation of GCaMP protein, and its calcium indicator function reaches or exceeds the commonly used chemical calcium indicator. It has three commonly used subtypes, 6s, 6f and 6m. Among them, the binding force for calcium ions is 6s>6m>6f, so 6f dissociates fastest and is suitable for high-frequency signal indication.
Tracer Type
Calcium Sensor
Functional Gene
GCaMP6f
Serotype
AAV Retro
Virus Type
Adeno-Associated Virus (AAV)
Applications
Calcium imaging
Research Areas
Neural Circuit Mapping
Promoter
Syn
Properites
Color
Green
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Neural Tracers
For Research Use Only. Not For Clinical Use.
