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Replaced by version: N/A
Edited by: The University of Michigan Medical Center , Frank Brosius
Summary
Reagents and Materials
Protocol
Reagent Preparation
Na-Citrate Buffer
Streptozotocin (STZ)
STZ-Na-Citrate Solution
Summary: This protocol is used by AMDCC members to induce Diabetes in a number of the animal models developed by the consortium. This induction protocol is used to induce a diabetes similar to a type I diabetic.
Reagents and Materials: Reagent/Material
Quantity Required
Vendor
Stock Number
STZ-Na-Citrate Solution
See below
TB or insulin syringes w/ needle attached (26-28 ½ gauge)
As many as necessary for the number of mice
Isoflurane drop jar
Isoflurane
how to prepare citrate buffer for making Streptozotocin
To prepare an induction report, there are several key factors to consider. What's in the report, can't pass or fail the induction, keep progress notes, set an assessment meeting date, check that boxes are appropriately ticked, proactive editing, and always keep a copy.
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