Immunocytochemistry Protocol for Cell Culture Analysis
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Corresponding Organization : Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital
Other organizations : Douglas Mental Health University Institute, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, University of Lausanne
Variable analysis
- Fixation method (4% paraformaldehyde)
- Permeabilization method (0.1% Triton X-100 in PBS)
- Primary antibody type and concentration (anti-GFAP, anti-GLT-1, anti-vimentin, anti-NeuN)
- Secondary antibody type and concentration (Alexa Fluor® 488 or 594)
- Presence and localization of GFAP, GLT-1, vimentin, and NeuN proteins in the cell cultures
- Incubation time (overnight for primary antibody, 1 hour for secondary antibody)
- Temperature (4°C for primary antibody, room temperature for secondary antibody)
- Cell nuclei staining (DAPI)
- No information provided
- Reactions performed omitting the primary antibody
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