Immunocytochemistry of Neurodevelopmental Proteins
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Other organizations : University of Michigan–Ann Arbor, Emory University, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System
Variable analysis
- None explicitly mentioned
- Expression of reporter proteins (FLAG and mCherry/mApple)
- Expression of mGluR5
- Expression of FMRP
- Expression of FMRpolyG
- Concentration of MgCl2 (1mM) and CaCl2 (0.1mM) in PBS-MC buffer
- Temperature of fixation solution (37°C)
- Duration of fixation (15 minutes)
- Duration of permeabilization (5 minutes)
- Duration of blocking (1 hour)
- Duration of primary antibody incubation (at least 2 hours)
- Staining of reporter proteins (FLAG and mCherry/mApple) using specific antibodies
- Staining of mGluR5 using a rabbit anti-mGluR5 antibody in human neurons
- Staining of FMRP using a rabbit anti-FMRP antibody
- Staining of FMRpolyG using a custom-developed polyclonal rabbit antibody (NTF1)
- Pre-immune serum staining as a negative control for the NTF1 antibody in FXS patient-derived lymphoblasts
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