Using the GenePix 4000 for Immunohistochemistry
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Figure 1. Mouse embryo, whole mount paraffin section. β-tubulin
revealed by Cyanine 3 TSA Plus™ detection. Specimen courtesy of Dr. Kevin A. Roth.
Figure 2. Rat brain coronal section. 200 MW Neurofilament subunit (NF200, shown
in yellow) revealed by Cyanine 3 and Neuronal nuclear antigen (NeuN, shown
in blue) revealed by cyanine 5 TSA Plus™ detection. Specimen
courtesy of Dr. Kevin A. Roth.
Figure 3. Rat brain coronal section. Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2, shown in green) revealed
by Cyanine 3 and Neuronal nuclear antigen (NeuN, shown in red) revealed by
cyanine 5 TSA Plus™ detection. Specimen courtesy of Dr. Kevin A. Roth.
Figure 4. Rat brain coronal section. Glial fibrillary acid protein (GFAP,
shown in blue) revealed by Cyanine 3 and Microtubule-associated
protein-2 (MAP2, shown in green) revealed by cyanine 5
TSA Plus™ detection. Specimen courtesy of Dr. Kevin A. Roth.
Figure 5. Mouse brain coronal cryostat section. Intermediate-phosphorylated
neurofilament (SMI-31, shown in green) revealed by Cyanine 3 and
Cathepsin-D (shown in red) revealed by cyanine 5 TSA Plus™
detection. Specimen courtesy of Dr. Kevin A. Roth.
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