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These pictures show confocal immunofluorescence using GFP-expressing glial cells (green) transplanted into the lesioned rat spinal cord. This was detected using ab6662 and a standard FITC filter set. Axons are labelled red by an antibody to neurofilament-200 and a rhodamine secondary antibody. The upper panel shows the centre of the transplant site at low power. Numerous GFP-positive cells can be seen mingling with axons. The lower panel shows, at high power in a single optical section, how ab6662 reveals the morphology of the transplanted cells to such an extent that their close interactions with axons are obvious - the cell depicted can be seen wrapping around a neurofilament-200 positive axon.
These images were kindly supplied as part of the review submitted by Andrew Toft.
ab6662 staining mouse brain tissue sections (inducible GFP reporter) by IHC-Fr. The tissue was paraformaldehyde fixed and blocked with serum and then incubated with the antibody at a 1/1000 dilution for 1 hour.
Staining is shown in the left hand panel. The middle panel shows staining with a rabbit anti-GFP antibody and the right hand panel shows the merged images (plus DAPI). ab6662 gives no noticable background and it is found that when viewing on an epifluorescent the exposure time is significantly reduced.
This image is courtesy of an Abreview submitted by Dr Joshua Breunig
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