ArticleFrontiers in physiology2016
Goggatomy: A Method for Opening Small Cuticular Compartments in Arthropods for Physiological Experiments.
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Abstract
Most sense organs of arthropods are ensconced in small exoskeletal compartments that hinder direct access to plasma membranes. We have developed a method for exposing live sensory and supporting cells in such structures. The technique uses a viscous light cured resin to embed and support the structure, which is then sliced with a sharp blade. We term the procedure a "goggatomy," from the Khoisan word for a bug,
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