| Description | Rat hippocampal neurons (RHiN) are derived from the hippocampus of normal embryonic rats by standard methods. When cultured under the recommended conditions, RHiN forms dendrites and forms a complex network of neurites within one week. RHiN vs. βIII- Tuberin staining is positive.
The hippocampusRat hippocampal neurons (RHiN) are derived from the hippocampus of normal embryonic rats by standard methods. When cultured under the recommended conditions, RHiN forms dendrites and forms a complex network of neurites within one week. RHiN vs. βIII- Tuberin staining is positive.
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