Brain Tissue Clearing for TF Localization
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Other organizations : University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Broad Institute, Harvard University Press, Harvard University
Variable analysis
- Tissue clearing method (CLARITY protocol)
- Cellular and subcellular localization of specific transcription factors (TFs)
- Male animals used for transcardial perfusion
- Brain tissue extracted and fixed in perfusion solution
- 200-μm thick brain slices sectioned using a vibrating microtome
- Tissue embedded in hydrogel and cleared overnight using electrophoretic tissue clearing
- Primary antibodies used for immunostaining (ERR-alpha and CNPase)
- Fluorescent secondary antibodies used for visualization
- Nuclear counterstain Hoechst 33342 used
- Tissue slices cleared in RIMS (70% Histodenz in PBS with Triton-X100) and mounted on slides
- Imaging performed using a Zeiss LSM 710 confocal microscope
- No explicit positive or negative controls were mentioned in the protocol.
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