For hepatic lipid staining, frozen liver sections were sliced at 5 µm, treated with oil red O and scanned as previously described [27 (link)]. The lipid area was determined on whole sections using the imaging software TissueIA (version 2.0.3, Leica Biosystems, Dublin, Ireland). Pixels corresponding to the oil red O staining were selected to create a color profile. Total tissue area was defined by setting the tissue intensity threshold at 210 (grey value). Results were expressed as stained area (below threshold)/tissue area (below threshold). Two representative tissue pieces were analyzed for each mouse.
Quantitative Analysis of Lipid Deposition
For hepatic lipid staining, frozen liver sections were sliced at 5 µm, treated with oil red O and scanned as previously described [27 (link)]. The lipid area was determined on whole sections using the imaging software TissueIA (version 2.0.3, Leica Biosystems, Dublin, Ireland). Pixels corresponding to the oil red O staining were selected to create a color profile. Total tissue area was defined by setting the tissue intensity threshold at 210 (grey value). Results were expressed as stained area (below threshold)/tissue area (below threshold). Two representative tissue pieces were analyzed for each mouse.
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Variable analysis
- Primary antibody against perilipin-3 at dilution 1:500
- Percentage of staining calculated with Visiopharm software version 6.6.3
- Lipid area determined on whole sections using the imaging software TissueIA (version 2.0.3, Leica Biosystems, Dublin, Ireland)
- Paraffin sections of jejunum of 5 µm per mice
- Secondary antibody donkey anti-rabbit Dylight 594 at dilution 1:1000
- Nuclear counterstaining with Hoechst 33342
- Frozen liver sections sliced at 5 µm, treated with oil red O and scanned
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