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oneof the followingprimaryantibodiesat4˝C:mouseanti-OX-42 (1:1000;SerotecMCA275;Raleigh,
NC,USA),mouseanti-ED-1(1:500;SerotecMCA341),mouseanti-OX-6(1:500;Serotec,MC2687),or
rabbit anti-Iba-1 (1:1000;Wako, 019-19741; Richmond,VA,USA). Primarieswere chosen for their
specificity formicrogliaphenotypes [26,43].OX-42wasselectedasamarkerofmicroglialactivation
because it recognizesclusterofdifferentiationmolecule11b/c(CD11b/c)ofcomplementreceptor3
(CR3),which isconstitutivelyexpressed inmicroglia;however,upregulationofCD11b/c isoneof the
first indicationsofmicroglialactivation[44–46]. BothED-1andOX-6areselective formoreclassical
formsofmicroglial activation [26]. ED-1 recognizes the lysosomalmembranesofmicroglia and is
thought tobe an indicationofphagocytic activity [47]. OX-6, however, is anantibodyagainst the
majorhistocompatibility complex-II that elicitsT-helper cell activation [26,48]. The Iba-1 antibody
wasselectedbecause it recognizesacalciumbindingproteinexpressed inallmicroglia [49]. Sections
were incubated insecondaryantibody(biotinylatedhorseanti-mouse, ratadsorbed,orbiotinylated
goat anti-rabbit, Vector Laboratories, Burlingame, CA, USA), avidin-biotin-peroxidase complex
(ABCElite Kit, Vector Laboratories) and the chromagen, nickel-enhanced 3,31-diaminobenzidine
tetrahydrochloride (Polysciences;Warrington,PA,USA),aspreviouslydescribed[22,31]. Following
thefinalwash,allprocessedsectionsweremountedontoglassslides,driedandcoverslippedwith
Cytoseal® (StephensScientific,Wayne,NJ,USA).
During quantification, slideswere coded to ensure the experimenterwas blind to treatment
condition. TodetermineOX-42 immunoreactivity, imagesof thehippocampus (Bregma´2.50and
´4.00mm)orentorhinal cortex (Bregma´3.00and´6.00mm)wereobtainedwitha10ˆobjectiveon
anOlympusBX-51microscope(Olympus,CenterValley,PA,USA) linkedtoamotorizedstage (Prior,
Rockland,MA,USA),microcatorandDP70digital camera(Olympus) [50].OX-42 immunoreactivity
wasdeterminedbyopticaldensitywithVisiomorph™(Visiopharm,Hørsholm,Denmark). Subregions
of thehippocampus(dentategyrus (DG), cornuamonis (CA1andCA2/3))andtheentorhinalcortex
were tracedseparatelyandthepercentareaofOX-42 immunopositivepixelswithineachregionof
interestwasdetermined. Immunoreactivitywas thennormalizedto thead libitumcontrolgroupand
expressedaspercentofcontrol.
ForED-1orOX-6immunohistochemistry,sectionswerequalitativelyassessedinthehippocampus
andentorhinal cortexas inpast reports [22]. Todetermine the impactofethanolonmicroglianumber,
Iba-1+ cellswere countedwithin thehippocampus and the entorhinal cortex. Iba-1+ cellswithin
thesubregionsof thehippocampuswereestimatedbyunbiasedstereologicalmethodsaspreviously
reported[22,51].NewCAST™Stereologysoftware (Visiopharmversion3.6.4.0) coupledto thesame
OlympusBX-51microscopesystemaboveapplieda70μmˆ70μmcountingframeandcellswere
randomlysampledusinga20μmdissectorheightwith2μmguardzoneswithin theCA1(400μmx,y
step length),CA2/3(250μmx,ystep length), andDG(250μmx,ystep length). Total Iba-1+cellswere
calculatedusingtheequation(1):
N “ ÿ
Qˆ1{asfˆ1{tsfˆ1{ssf (1)
whereQis thenumberofcellscounted,asf is theareasamplingfraction, tsf is the thicknesssampling
fraction,andssf is thesectionsamplingfraction[52].Coefficientsoferrorrangedfrom0.011to0.039
andaveraged0.023˘0.001. Fortheentorhinalcortex,microglianumberwasdeterminedusingaprofile
countingmethod[53]. Imagesof theentorhinalcortexwerecollectedwitha10ˆobjectiveusingaSPOT
Advanced™camera (SPOTImagingSolutions,SterlingHeights,MI,USA). Iba-1+cellswerequantified
incollectedimagesbyanautomatedcountingsystem(ImageProPlus6.3;MediaCybernetics,Rockville,
MD,USA)andexpressedasmeanIba-1+cells/section˘SEMaspreviouslydescribed[22].
2.5. EnzymeLinked ImmunosorbentAssay
Hippocampusandentorhinal cortex from the right hemispherewereprocessed forELISAas
reportedpreviously [22,54]. Briefly, tissueswerehomogenized inan ice-cold lysis buffer (1mLof
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Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Title
- Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Author
- Donna Gruol
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2017
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03842-571-7
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.0 cm
- Pages
- 164
- Keywords
- neuroimmune, cytokine, chemokine, glia cel, neuron, neurodevelopment, neuroimmune disorder, neurologic disease, psychiatric disease, neuronal injury
- Category
- Medizin