Isolation of neural stem cells from the forebrain of deceased early postnatal and adult rats with protracted post‐mortem intervals

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Neural stem cells were isolated from deceased early postnatal and adult rats with varying post-mortem intervals. Animals were killed by deep anesthesia and stored in a refrigerator at 4 degrees C for 1-6 days before use. Neurospheres were obtained from the forebrain tissue, including the lateral ventricle in the early postnatal rats, and from the striatal wall of lateral ventricle, including the subventricular...

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