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Hydrogel Scaffold Axon and Vessel Analysis

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The hydrogels were divided into 3 parts: the cranial end, the central part, and the caudal end. The whole surface of the scaffold per each slice was divided into 6 squares, 2 peripheral cranial and 2 peripheral caudal squares, and the central 2 squares corresponded to the hydrogel center. We calculated the number and the length of axons and blood vessels in each part of the scaffold, using the program TissueQuest Analysis Software (TissueGnostics GmbH, Vienna, Austria). Axonal fibers were manually traced within high resolution mosaic image with second channel as background. Using second channel (488 nm) as a reference channel, the combined image has shifted the background and hydrogel autofluorescence in to brown or yellow shade, whereas the specific fluorescence signal remains clear red. The mosaic was then analyzed by single squares at high magnification using a professional screen. Six spinal cords from each treatment group with 4–5 slices per spinal cord were analyzed. We then combined the data from the peripheral parts of the hydrogels (cranial and caudal ends) and evaluated them together. The central part was quantified and analyzed separately.
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Immunohistological Analysis of TB Lung Tissue

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Fluorescent immunohistology was either performed on histological sections of TB-infected lung tissues that were either supplied by Dr. Pratista Ramdial of IALCH or prepared in-house from formalin-fixed lung tissue following resections. Sections were dried overnight at 60°C and then processed using an Opal 4-colour Manual IHC kit (Perkin Elmer) as per manufacturer’s instructions with CD20 (1:400), CD3 (1:400) and CD127 (1:100), VIP (1:100) and OSM (1:100) as primary antibodies. Slides were scanned on a Zeiss Axio Observer microscope using TissueFAXS imaging software (Tissuegnostics) and analysed using TissueQuest analysis software (Tissuegnostics).
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In vitro Blood-Brain Barrier Transmigration Assay

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In vitro blood-brain barrier (BBB) transmigration assays were performed as previously described29 (link). The artificial BBB was formed with either HUVECs or HBMECs (20,000 cells / well) in co-culture with HA cells (100,000 cells / well) for 3 days on Transwell-inserts with 3 μm fluoroblok membranes. Cell-tracker green (CMFDA)-labeled Br-M Ctrl or Br-M CTSS KD cells (20,000 cells / well) were allowed to transmigrate for 18h through the artificial BBB towards a FBS gradient, in the presence or absence of VBY-999 (10 μM). Tumor cell transmigration through empty inserts (coated with gelatin and poly-L-lysine) or inserts coated with HUVECs, HBMECs or HAs alone were used to determine the baseline migratory potential and the contribution of the single cell types to BBB formation. The number of transmigrated tumor cells was quantified by analyzing 200 fields of views (FOVs) that were acquired with a 20× objective (200× total magnification) using TissueQuest analysis software (TissueGnostics). Analysis was performed blinded to the group allocation.
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Multiparametric Analysis of Tissue Samples

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Three sections of midgraft region from each sample were randomly selected. The TissueQuest Analysis software (TissueGnostics GmbH, Austria) was used to count Ki67, CD68, CD163, desmin, α-SMA, PDGF and VEGF positive cells. The percentage of double positive cells were assessed by detecting the positive staining in the cytoplasma within a ring mask, which was grown from the nucleus to a defined distance.
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Multicolor Tissue Cytometry Analysis

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After TUNEL staining and DRD2 immunostaining, the images of the entire striatum were scanned using a TissueFAXS, followed by in situ quantification using microscopy-based multicolor tissue cytometry (MMTC). Then, TissueQuest analysis software (TissueGnostics) was used to analyze TUNEL (+) DRD2 immunoreactive cells. The fluorescence intensities of the negative control samples defined the levels of unspecific staining and allowed us to determine the individual cut-off value for each sample.
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In vitro Blood-Brain Barrier Transmigration Assay

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In vitro blood-brain barrier (BBB) transmigration assays were performed as previously described29 (link). The artificial BBB was formed with either HUVECs or HBMECs (20,000 cells / well) in co-culture with HA cells (100,000 cells / well) for 3 days on Transwell-inserts with 3 μm fluoroblok membranes. Cell-tracker green (CMFDA)-labeled Br-M Ctrl or Br-M CTSS KD cells (20,000 cells / well) were allowed to transmigrate for 18h through the artificial BBB towards a FBS gradient, in the presence or absence of VBY-999 (10 μM). Tumor cell transmigration through empty inserts (coated with gelatin and poly-L-lysine) or inserts coated with HUVECs, HBMECs or HAs alone were used to determine the baseline migratory potential and the contribution of the single cell types to BBB formation. The number of transmigrated tumor cells was quantified by analyzing 200 fields of views (FOVs) that were acquired with a 20× objective (200× total magnification) using TissueQuest analysis software (TissueGnostics). Analysis was performed blinded to the group allocation.
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Multiparametric Immunophenotyping of Tumor Samples

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For the analysis, fluorescently labeled slides were scanned using the TissueFAXS slide scanning system (TissueGnostics, GmbH, Vienna, Austria) based on a Zeiss Axio Imager Z2 upright epifluorescence microscope. Images were captured using a Zeiss 20X Plan-Apochromat air objective (0.8NA). Analysis was performed using TissueQuest analysis software (TissueGnostics, Vienna, Austria) that identifies cells based on segmentation of DAPI-stained nuclei based on thresholds set for intensity to identify all DAPI nuclei. From that, analysis parameters were set to identify immunostaining for PD-1, PD-L1, CD4, CD8, Foxp3, CD68, and Ki67 on a per cell basis utilizing the nuclei as a starting point. Immunostaining intensity was determined for each cell from the average pixel intensity for all pixels across the cell area based on an 8-bit grey scale. From the nuclei, the analysis software was programmed to look at a certain specified distance of 10 μm radially outward through the cell cytoplasm for immunostaining intensity above a threshold determined for specificity based on non-specific control samples. Measures of cell counts, mean intensity, percentage of positive cells out of the total number of cells (% positive cells/all nucleated cells) and positive cell density were determined using the TissueQuest analysis platform.
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Automated Cell Counting using TissueQuest

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Cell counts were performed using the TissueQuest analysis software (TissueGnostics) on fluorescence images.
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Immunohistological Analysis of TB Lung Tissue

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Fluorescent immunohistology was either performed on histological sections of TB-infected lung tissues that were either supplied by Dr. Pratista Ramdial of IALCH or prepared in-house from formalin-fixed lung tissue following resections. Sections were dried overnight at 60°C and then processed using an Opal 4-colour Manual IHC kit (Perkin Elmer) as per manufacturer’s instructions with CD20 (1:400), CD3 (1:400) and CD127 (1:100), VIP (1:100) and OSM (1:100) as primary antibodies. Slides were scanned on a Zeiss Axio Observer microscope using TissueFAXS imaging software (Tissuegnostics) and analysed using TissueQuest analysis software (Tissuegnostics).
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Automated Cell Counting using TissueQuest

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Cell counts were performed using the TissueQuest analysis software (TissueGnostics) on fluorescence images.
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