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2.3. IHCandHCAnalysis
Embeddedparaffintissueswerecut into8μm-widesections inamicrotome(Leica,Germany)
andmounted inSuperfrost slides (ThermoScientific,Waltham,MA,USA).
Microgliawere identifiedbylectinHC(tomato lectin fromLycopersiconesculentum, Sigma-Aldrich
1:500 inTris-bufferedsaline (TBS)with0.5%tritonX-100 (TBS-t)).Astrocyteswere identifiedbyGFAP
IHC(rabbitanti-GlialFibrillaryAcidicProtein fromDakoCytomationDenmark,1:1200 inblocking
buffer). Lymphocyteswere identifiedbyCD3 IHC(rabbit anti-humanCD3,DakoA0452, 1:100 in
blockingbuffer). Spinalcordsectionswerealsostainedwithhematoxylin-eosinandwithLuxolFast
Bluesolution(LFB) (0.1%,overnightal37˝C)andcounterstainedwithCresylviolet (0.1%,1min), to
assess thenumberofcellular infiltratesanddemyelination ingreymatter, respectively.
Sections for IHC andHCwere preincubated for 1 hwith the blocking buffer (0.5%BSA in
TBS-t) and then incubatedwith theprimaryantibodies (GFAP,CD3)or tomato lectinovernight at
4 ˝C, followed by 1 h at room temperature (RT) (GFAP,CD3) or at 37 ˝C (lectin). ForCD3 IHC,
apreviousantigenretrieval stepwasperformedwithprotease typeXIV(SigmaP5147).Afterwashing
inTBS, sectionswere incubatedwitheitherhorseradishperoxidase-coupledstreptavidin (VectorLabs,
Burlingame,CA,USA,1:600,1h) forHCorbiotinylatedsecondaryantibody(VectorLabs,Burlingame,
CA,USA, 1:300, 1 h atRT) followedbywashes andhorseradishperoxidase-coupled streptavidin
(VectorLabs, Burlingame,CA,USA, 1:600, 1h) for IHC.The immunoreactivitywasvisualizedby
using 0.033%H2O2 in 0.5mg/mL3,3-diaminobenzidine-tetrahydrochloride (DAB) in Tris buffer
(TB) for 4–30minat room temperature. Reactionwas stoppedwithTB,washed, dehydrated and
mounted inDPX(distyrene-plasticiser-xylene) (Sigma,StLouis,MO,USA). Imagesat100ˆ (GFAP)or
200ˆ (lectin, CD3)were taken in a bright fieldNikonEclipse 90imicroscope (Nikon Instruments
EuropeBV,Amsterdam, TheNetherlands) and acquiredwith aNikondigital cameraDXm1200F
(NikonInstrumentsEuropeBV,Amsterdam,TheNetherlands)andNikonAct-1version2.70software
(NikonInstrumentsEuropeBV,Amsterdam,TheNetherlands) fromdifferentbrainareasandspinal
cord. Finally, to quantify staining areas, intensity and thenumber of cells, imageswere analyzed
usingImageJsoftware (NIH,Bethesda,MD,USA).Histologicalanalyseswereperformedonat least
twosectionspermouse.Control sections fornon-specificbindinganalysis (whereprimaryantibodyor
tomato lectinwasnotused)were includedroutinely.
ForGFAPIHC, thepercentageofstainedarea (at100ˆ)wasmeasured indifferent regionsof the
spinal cordfromEAE-inducedmice. Six to twelve imagesperanimalwereexamined.Whiteandgrey
matter areasof spinal cordswerealsoanalyzed (12 imagesperanimalandarea). A thresholdwas
set foreacharea tobetterdefinecells fromtissuebackground.Because tomato lectinHCstainsboth
microgliaandvessels, thequantificationof stainingusing ImageJwassupplementedwithmanual
countsofmicroglial cells showingabasal (ramified), reactiveor fully-activated(round)morphology
andof thenumber of vessels; thesewere assessed in the same regions as forGFAP IHCanalysis,
at 200ˆ. Inaddition, totalnumbersofmicroglia/macrophage infiltrationareas inspinal cordwere
recorded. ForCD3IHC, thepercentageofstainedareawasmeasured in thespinal cord(10 imagesper
areaandanimal). InLFB/Cresylviolet staining, totalnumbersofcellular infiltrates ingreymatterof
spinalcordwerecounted,andafterwards,acolordeconvolutionplugin fromImageJsoftwarewas
usedinorder toseparatecolors fromLFBandCresylviolet tobeable toquantify thedemyelinationby
analyzingthepercentageofLFB-stainedarea inspinalcord. Thethresholdsetgave100%ofareaof the
spinalcordcoveredbyLFBstainingforhealthyfemalemice. Tostandardize, thesamethresholdwas
usedfor femaleandmalemice.Demyelinationandadecreaseof theareacoveredbyLFBcausedby
EAEwerereadilydetected inbothmaleandfemalemice.
2.4. StatisticalAnalysis
Values in text and figures are shown as the mean ˘ standard error of the mean (SEM).
StatisticalanalyseswereperformedusingSPSSstatistical software (version17.0 forWindows,SPSS
Inc.,Chicago, IL,USA).pď0.05wasconsideredsignificant inallanalyses.
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Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Titel
- Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Autor
- Donna Gruol
- Herausgeber
- MDPI
- Ort
- Basel
- Datum
- 2017
- Sprache
- englisch
- Lizenz
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03842-571-7
- Abmessungen
- 17.0 x 24.0 cm
- Seiten
- 164
- Schlagwörter
- neuroimmune, cytokine, chemokine, glia cel, neuron, neurodevelopment, neuroimmune disorder, neurologic disease, psychiatric disease, neuronal injury
- Kategorie
- Medizin