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FIGURE 2. From: Snap-Frozen Brain Tissue Sections Stored With Desiccant at Ambient Laboratory Conditions Without Chemical Fixation are Resistant to Degradation for a Minimum of 6 Months.

Examination of protein degradation from 20 μm brain tissue sections at defined time points from various storage conditions. Extracted samples were resolved on a denaturing gel and stained by silver method. A, One-day-old samples. B, One-week-old samples. C, One-month-old samples. D, Six-month-old sample. S = Protein calibration standard. 1 = Fresh brain tissue section. 2 = Frozen brain tissue section (without heat). 3 = Ambient brain tissue section (without heat). 4 = Desiccated brain tissue section (without heat). 5 = Frozen brain tissue section (with heat). 6 = Ambient brain tissue section (with heat). 7 = Desiccated brain tissue section (with heat).

Theodore R. Sadler, et al. Appl Immunohistochem Mol Morphol. ;17(2):165-171.
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FIGURE 3

FIGURE 3. From: Snap-Frozen Brain Tissue Sections Stored With Desiccant at Ambient Laboratory Conditions Without Chemical Fixation are Resistant to Degradation for a Minimum of 6 Months.

Demonstration of epitope detection of target protein extracted from 20 μm brain tissue sections at defined time points from various storage conditions. Samples were resolved on a denaturing gel and Western blot performed for tyrosine hydroxylase (TH). GAPDH served as internal loading control, 1-month samples shown is representative. A, One-day-old sample. B, One-week-old sample. C, One-month-old sample. D, Six-month-old sample. 1 = Fresh brain tissue section. 2 = Frozen brain tissue section (without heat). 3 = Ambient brain tissue section (without heat). 4 = Desiccated brain tissue section (without heat). 5 = Frozen brain tissue section (with heat). 6 = Ambient brain tissue section (with heat). 7 = Desiccated brain tissue section (with heat). GAPDH indicates glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase.

Theodore R. Sadler, et al. Appl Immunohistochem Mol Morphol. ;17(2):165-171.
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FIGURE 1

FIGURE 1. From: Snap-Frozen Brain Tissue Sections Stored With Desiccant at Ambient Laboratory Conditions Without Chemical Fixation are Resistant to Degradation for a Minimum of 6 Months.

Comparison of normalized protein concentrations (μg/mL) extracted from 20 μm murine brain tissue sections stored at various conditions over a 6-month period. Frozen refers to tissue sections stored at −80°C, ambient refers to sections stored at room temperature (RT, ~22°C), and desiccated refers to sections stored at RT with low RH. Slides that were not placed on a slide warmer are noted as “wo/h” and those that were are noted as “w/h”. Error bars represent ±SEM. Statistically significantly difference, P<0.05 (Student t test), represented by *. RH indicates relative humidity; w/h, with heat; wo/h, without heat.

Theodore R. Sadler, et al. Appl Immunohistochem Mol Morphol. ;17(2):165-171.
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FIGURE 4

FIGURE 4. From: Snap-Frozen Brain Tissue Sections Stored With Desiccant at Ambient Laboratory Conditions Without Chemical Fixation are Resistant to Degradation for a Minimum of 6 Months.

Photomicrographs of brain tissue sections with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E), immunoperoxidase, or immunofluorescences stains. Using a rat stereotaxtic atlas as a guide, all samples were taken at approximately bregma 0.72 mm (A←P), at a junction between striatum and cortex. A, C, and E, Fresh brain tissue section dual stain against TH and MAP5B, with nuclear counter stain. B, D, and F, Tissue section from 6-month-old desiccated samples with identical stains. G, Fresh brain GFAP stain. H, GFAP stain of sample after stored in desiccated condition for 6 months. I, Fresh brain H&E stain. J, H&E stain of sample after stored in desiccated condition for 6 months. K, Fresh brain immunoperoxidase stain for TH. L, immunoperoxidase stain for TH of sample after stored in desiccated condition for 6 months. TH = tyrosine hydroxylase, MAP5B = neuron, GFAP = glia (non-neuronal), DAPI = nuclear stain. Photomicrographs were taken at 2 different magnifications, unless otherwise noted, one at 10 × and another at 40 × (shown as inset).

Theodore R. Sadler, et al. Appl Immunohistochem Mol Morphol. ;17(2):165-171.

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