High-contrast en bloc staining of mouse whole-brain and human brain samples for EM-based connectomics

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Abstract

Connectomes of human cortical gray matter require high-contrast homogeneously stained samples sized at least 2 mm on a side, and a mouse whole-brain connectome requires samples sized at least 5–10 mm on a side. Here we report en bloc staining and embedding protocols for these and other applications, removing a key obstacle for connectomic analyses at the mammalian whole-brain level.

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Song, K., Feng, Z., & Helmstaedter, M. (2023). High-contrast en bloc staining of mouse whole-brain and human brain samples for EM-based connectomics. Nature Methods, 20(6), 836–840. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41592-023-01866-3

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