The Journal of Neuroscience, September 12, 2007, ():
A Single Injection of an Adeno-Associated Virus Vector into Nuclei with Divergent Connections Results in Widespread Vector Distribution in the Brain and Global Correction of a Neurogenetic Disease
J. Neurosci. Cearley and Wolfe
27: 9928
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Supplementary Figure 1. GUSB enzyme and hGUSB mRNA resulting from a unilateral injection into the VTA with AAV-1, AAV-9, or AAV-Rh.10. Normal animals (n=3/serotype) were injected with 1?L AAV into the unilateral VTA and analyzed 1 month post-injection. Shown are the enzyme histochemistry and corresponding in-situ hybridization. The approximate position of the section relative to bregma is similar to corresponding sections in figure 1.
