Immunohistochemical Analysis of Mouse Lungs
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- Mouse lungs were inflated and fixed in 2% paraformaldehyde
- Mouse lungs were dehydrated in a series of increasing ethanol concentration washes
- Mouse lungs were embedded in paraffin and sectioned
- Expression of sm22α (measured by anti-sm22α antibody)
- Expression of GFP (measured by anti-GFP antibodies)
- Expression of Scgb1a1 (measured by anti-Scgb1a1 antibody)
- Expression of SPC (measured by anti-SPC antibody)
- Expression of Pdgfrα (measured by anti-Pdgfrα antibody)
- Expression of Pdgfrβ (measured by anti-Pdgfrβ antibody)
- Expression of vimentin (measured by anti-vimentin antibody)
- Expression of collagen type 1 (measured by anti-Col1 antibody)
- Expression of Ki67 (measured by anti-Ki67 antibody)
- Expression of PCNA (measured by anti-PCNA antibody)
- Expression of PO4-Histone H3 (measured by anti-PO4-Histone H3 antibody)
- Expression of TubbIV (measured by anti-TubbIV antibody)
- Expression of S100A4 (measured by anti-S100A4 antibody)
- LacZ staining of lungs was performed as previously described
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