This protocol outlines the excision of the vagus nerve from embalmed cadavers, ensuring sample stability for analysis.
This protocol outlines the process of removing the vagus nerve, dissected in an embalmed human cadaver, and adhering it to acrylic grid boards. This provides sample stability in transit and during downstream processing, and the grids provide a reference coordinate system to clearly label portions of the nerve after grossing.
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