Immunostaining of tissue was performed by fixing the brains in 4%paraformaldehyde followed by 30%sucrose [32 (link)]. Tissue was sealed into OCT and sectioned every 40 microns on a Leica Cryostat CM3050 S and kept in cryoprotectant. Frozen sections were treated with cold ethanol (–20°C), followed by two rinses in PBS, blocking with 2%BSA in PBST, and double-labeling with two primary antibodies (
Immunostaining and Quantitative Analysis
Immunostaining of tissue was performed by fixing the brains in 4%paraformaldehyde followed by 30%sucrose [32 (link)]. Tissue was sealed into OCT and sectioned every 40 microns on a Leica Cryostat CM3050 S and kept in cryoprotectant. Frozen sections were treated with cold ethanol (–20°C), followed by two rinses in PBS, blocking with 2%BSA in PBST, and double-labeling with two primary antibodies (
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- Antibody treatments (anti-IL-1Ra, anti-GFAP)
- Immunostaining of cells
- Immunostaining of tissue sections
- Cell density (100-200 cells/mm^2)
- Fixation with methanol and ethanol
- Blocking with 3% BSA in PBST
- Primary antibody dilutions (see Table 1)
- Incubation with Cy2 or Cy5 secondary antibodies
- Tissue fixation in 4% paraformaldehyde and 30% sucrose
- Cryosectioning at 40 microns
- Blocking with 2% BSA in PBST
- Three washes in PBST
- Mounting and observation under Olympus BX-41 fluorescence microscope
- Positive control: Not explicitly mentioned
- Negative control: Not explicitly mentioned
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