LM5 (β-1,4-galactan), LM10 (xylan) and LM15 (xyloglucan) (Plant Probes) antibodies were diluted 10-fold in milk protein (MP)/PBS (5% w/v). Sections were then incubated for 1.5 h, rinsed three times in PBS and incubated for 1.5 h with the anti-rat IgG coupled to FITC (Sigma) diluted 100-fold in MP/PBS. Before observation, three washing steps with PBS were performed. CBM3a (crystalline cellulose, Plant Probes) was diluted to 10 μg/mL in MP/PBS, incubated in mouse anti-His monoclonal antibody (1% in MP/PBS, Sigma) and finally incubated in 50-fold diluted anti-mouse IgG coupled to FITC (Sigma). Each incubation lasted for 1.5 h. Between each step, three washes with PBS were performed. The slides were mounted in Möwiol 4-88 (Sigma) and observed with the following settings: excitation at 488 nm, filter HFT 488/594 and emission recorded with LP 505. The microscope settings were kept rigorously constant between the different observations for a given epitope. Negative controls where either the primary or secondary antibody was omitted resulted in a very weak and negligible signal.
Microscopic Analysis of Hemp Hypocotyl
LM5 (β-1,4-galactan), LM10 (xylan) and LM15 (xyloglucan) (Plant Probes) antibodies were diluted 10-fold in milk protein (MP)/PBS (5% w/v). Sections were then incubated for 1.5 h, rinsed three times in PBS and incubated for 1.5 h with the anti-rat IgG coupled to FITC (Sigma) diluted 100-fold in MP/PBS. Before observation, three washing steps with PBS were performed. CBM3a (crystalline cellulose, Plant Probes) was diluted to 10 μg/mL in MP/PBS, incubated in mouse anti-His monoclonal antibody (1% in MP/PBS, Sigma) and finally incubated in 50-fold diluted anti-mouse IgG coupled to FITC (Sigma). Each incubation lasted for 1.5 h. Between each step, three washes with PBS were performed. The slides were mounted in Möwiol 4-88 (Sigma) and observed with the following settings: excitation at 488 nm, filter HFT 488/594 and emission recorded with LP 505. The microscope settings were kept rigorously constant between the different observations for a given epitope. Negative controls where either the primary or secondary antibody was omitted resulted in a very weak and negligible signal.
Corresponding Organization : Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology
Other organizations : UCLouvain, Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Experimental Botany
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Variable analysis
- Resin type (Technovit 7100)
- Fixation conditions (glutaraldehyde/paraformaldehyde/caffeine, vacuum, time, temperature)
- Dehydration conditions (ethanol series)
- Resin impregnation (PEG 400, dimethacrylate ethylene glycol)
- Antibody types (LM5, LM10, LM15, CBM3a)
- Antibody dilutions
- Incubation times and conditions
- Hypocotyl cross-section thickness
- Cell wall composition (β-1,4-galactan, xylan, xyloglucan, crystalline cellulose)
- Fluorescence intensity (FITC-labeled antibodies)
- Microscope settings (excitation, filters, emission recording)
- Sample preparation (embedding, sectioning, staining)
- Negative controls (omitting primary or secondary antibodies)
- Toluidine blue staining
- Omission of primary or secondary antibodies
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