For sequential staining of sections, initial immunostaining and imaging was performed as described, the samples decoverslipped, and then stained for Masson's trichrome
Multimodal Tissue Imaging Protocol
For sequential staining of sections, initial immunostaining and imaging was performed as described, the samples decoverslipped, and then stained for Masson's trichrome
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- Permeabilization and blocking treatment
- Immunostaining with anti-col1a1, anti-laminin, and anti-CD45R/B220 antibodies
- Nuclear staining with DAPI or NucSpot Live 488
- Fluorescence intensity of col1a1, laminin, and CD45R/B220 staining
- Localization of col1a1, laminin, and CD45R/B220 within the samples
- Mounting of stained samples in SlowFade Glass
- Acquisition of micrographs using Leica Thunder TIRF instrument in epifluorescence mode with 20x objective
- Correction of laminin fluorescence for flatness of field using a dyed slide reference
- Stitching of micrographs using LAS-X
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