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Figure2.PotentiatedMicroglialActivation intheEntorhinalCortexbyRepeatedEthanolExposure.
OX-42 (CD11b) is upregulated in the entorhinal cortex of ethanol-exposed rats as shown in
representativephotomicrographsofthe(A–C)entorhinalcortexfor(B)Con/EtOHand(C)EtOH/EtOH
groupscomparedto (A) controls.AnalysisofOX-42 immunoreactivity indicatedthat theEtOH/EtOH
grouphadsignificantlymorepositivepixels thantheCon/EtOHgroupinthe(D) entorhinalcortex.
Data expressed as a percentage of ad libitum control (not shown). Images were taken at 200ˆ
magnificationwith insetsat600ˆmagnification. Scalebar=100μm;inset30μm. *p<0.05compared
toad libitumandCon/Congroups;#p<0.05comparedtoCon/EtOH.
Table4.NoCorrelationbetweenOX-42andModelParametersorMicrogliaNumber.
- Hippocampus EntorhinalCortex
Parameter Con/EtOH EtOH/EtOH Con/EtOH EtOH/EtOH
IntoxicationBehavior S=0.433 S=0.523 S=0.628 S=0.371
Dose/Day p=´0.321 p=´0.053 p=´0.488 p=´0.456
TotalDose p=´0.303 p=´0.0267 p=´0.331 p=´0.575
BEC p=0.424 p=´0.572 p=´0.082 p=0.032
PercentWeightLoss p=´0.222 p=0.249 p=0.029 p=0.319
Iba-1+Cells p=0.161 p=0.539 p=´0.136 p=0.357
3.3. LackofED-1orOX-6PositiveCells
TheED-1antibodywasusedtoidentifyphagocyticmicroglia,whereasOX-6wasusedtovisualize
the upregulation ofMHC-II [26,29]. No ED-1 (Figure 3) positive cellswere observedwithin the
parenchymaof thehippocampusorentorhinalcortexofanyanimal inanygroup.NoOX-6 (Figure4)
positivecellswereobservedwithin theparenchymaof thehippocampusorentorhinalcortexofany
group, except foroneEtOH/EtOHtreatedanimal. ThisanimalhadseveralOX-6cells in themore
posterior regionsof thehippocampusandentorhinalcortex (Figure4D,H)butwasnotanoutlier for
anyintoxicationparameter includingBEC, intoxicationbehavior,orethanoldoseperday. Interestingly,
themorphologyof thesecells still appeared tobecharacteristicof the lowgrade,partial activation
state ofmicroglia as they are ramifiedandnot amoeboid [26]. ED-1 andOX-6positive cellswere
visible in bloodvessels, thehippocampalfissure, andalong themeninges in all treatment groups
(Figures3and4)similar to thatobservedpreviously followingbingeethanolexposure [22,60]. Thus,
repeatedexposure to four-daybingeethanol treatment failed tosignificantly inducemicroglia toa
phagocyticphenotypeorstate thatexpressedMHC-II in thebrainparenchyma.
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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