Figure 4
From: Rapid and efficient genetic manipulation of gyrencephalic carnivores using in utero electroporation
GFP fluorescence in the postnatal ferret brain. In utero electroporation was performed at E35 to introduce pCAG-GFP in the cerebral cortex, and ferret mothers were allowed to raise their electroporated babies. 40 days (A) or 2 months (B) after birth, the brain was dissected out, and GFP fluorescence and bright field images were taken. Note that GFP signals were distributed over a wide range of the cortex (arrowheads), and that GFP signals were clearly visible even 2 months after birth. Dorsal, dorsal view; Lateral, lateral view; a, anterior; p, posterior. Scale bars, 1 cm.