You have to have a specific CD31 to work on mouse brain. Very few of
them do.
Colleen Forster
TF wrote:
hi, CD31 works great
in my section alpha-SMA also works
another way is to perfuse the brain with BSA-rhodamine.
you will get the fluorescence without the need of staining.
2009-03-05
TF
发件人： iskaliora
发送时间： 2009-03-05 18:49:11
收件人： histonet
抄送： ΕΛΕΝΗ ΚΟΝΣΟΛΑΚΗ
主题： [Histonet] staining brain vessels
I was wondering if anybody might have an idea with the following
problem we are experiencing: we want to stain for blood vessels in
sections of mouse brain. Our experimental tissues have been fixed
overnight in 4% paraformaldehyde and have been sitting in PBS since.
We have tried staining with antibodies against desmin, SMA, and
collagen but we get NO specific signal. We recently tried a non-fixed
mouse brain and got desmin to work immediately. The problem is that
we need to use the fixed brains because they are our experimental
model and it would take too long (2 years to be exact) to generate the
same samples. If anybody has come across such a problem before, or
has a specific protocol for vessels that works on PFA fixed brain, we
would appreciate the suggestions!
thanks in advance!
Irini
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Developmental Biology Division
Biomedical Research Foundation of the Academy of Athens (BRFAA)
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Athens 11527
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