Immunofluorescence Analysis of Mitochondrial Proteins
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Corresponding Organization : Columbia University
Other organizations : University of Luxembourg, Boston University, McGill University Health Centre, Christie (Canada), NIHR Newcastle Biomedical Research Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospital, National Health Service, National Institute for Health Research, MRC Lifecourse Epidemiology Unit, Medical Research Council, University of Southampton
Variable analysis
- Antibodies against PGC1α (Millipore Ab3243), TFAM (Abcam Ab119684), NEF2L2 (Abcam ab31163), ClpP (Sigma HPA010649), Htra2 (R&D Systems AF1458), mtHsp70 (Thermofisher), Hsp60 (BD Transduction Systems 611562), GPS2 21 (link), p62 (Progen GP62-C), Beclin1 (Millipore Ab15417), Pink1 (Abcam Ab23707), LC3-II (cell signaling 4108) and Parkin (Santa Cruz biotechnologies sc-32282)
- Changes with COX-deficiency in a single section of muscle
- Average fluorescent intensity of TFAM and Hsp60 relative to MTCOI/SDHA ratio in whole COX-positive and COX-deficient fibers
- Comparison of average intensity of the foci to a COX-positive region of the fiber
- MTCOI, SDHA and DAPI
- Positive control: Not specified
- Negative control: Not specified
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