...; Majlinda Lako ABSTRACT The scarcity of embryonic/foetal material as a resource for direct study means that there is still limited understanding of human retina development. Here, we present an integrated transcriptome analysis combined with immunohistochemistry in human eye and retinal samples from 4 to 19...

..., distribution and reproduction in any medium provided that the original work is properly attributed. Summary: All-trans retinoic acid made by Sertoli cells is instrumental to spermatogenesis and is specifically required for spermatid release. Spermatogenesis Puberty Immunohistochemistry Lgals1...

.... Clear T2 clears tissue with fluorescent proteins or immunohistochemistry. ( A ) Clear T cleared E14.5 actin-GFP embryos, but reduced GFP fluorescence. Formamide (50%) maintained fluorescence, but failed to clear embryos. Clear T2 cleared embryos and maintained fluorescence. ( B ) P0 sections...

.... It is becoming increasingly clear that cell adhesion is regulated, and catenins are obvious candidates for modulation of cadherin function ( Gumbiner and McCrea, 1993 ). cell adhesion cadherins catenins amphibian development gastrulation pattern formation somitogenesis immunohistochemistry ©...

... decreased rapidly by 2 days and a weak signal was maintained until hatching. To analyse its spatial expression pattern, we have established a novel frozen sectioning method for in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry experiments. The results showed that Bombyx cad transcripts accumulated first...

...-A and PDGF-B), and the alpha and beta subunits of the PDGF receptor (PDGFR αR and PDGF βR). We have also visualized PDGF-A protein in these tissues by immunohistochemistry. In the retina, PDGF-A mRNA is present in pigment epithelial cells, ganglion neurons and a subset of amacrine neurons. PDGF-A transcripts...

... of the placenta on day E10. In the cerebellum however, CaBP first appeared in Purkinje cells shortly before parturition on day E19. * Author for correspondence 22 07 1992 © 1992 by Company of Biologists 1992 calbindins immunohistochemistry vitamin D trophoblastic giant cells...

... wax embedding and sectioning technique for immunohistochemistry . Stain Technol . 59 , 127 – 132 . 10.3109/10520298409113845 Kusakabe , M. , Yokoyama , M. , Sakakura , T. , Nomura , T. , Hosick , H. L. and Nisizuka , Y. ( 1988 ). A novel methodology...

... receptors. IGF-2 receptor preimplantation embryo immunohistochemistry © 1991 by Company of Biologists 1991 03 01 1991 * Author for correspondence ...

... blot analysis. Using whole-mount immunohistochemistry, combined in some cases with scanning electron microscopy, we have examined the distribution of the proteins in the early embryos of these species. The major features of expression were similar. The initial production of En protein occurred, just...

... by serum in astroglial cells ( Toru-Delbauffe, 1990 ). Martinou et al . (1990) also have reported that TGF-β1 can increase the in vitro survival of embryonic spinal cord neurons. immunohistochemistry TGF-β central nervous system peripheral nervous system development © 1991 by Company...

... the corresponding subepidermal ECMs. Immunohistochemistry revealed only minor differences in the distribution of fibronectin, laminin, collagen types I, and IV, whereas collagen type III appeared differentially distributed in the two embryos. Chondroitin- and chondroitin-6-sulfate-rich proteogly cans were more...

... localization in subsets of embryonic cells, persistent accumulation of Hox 3.1 protein was shown in nuclei of fully differentiated and mature neuronal cells of the adult CNS. 08 12 1989 © 1990 by Company of Biologists 1990 CNS development homeodomain protein immunohistochemistry Hox 3.1...

..., 1980 ). Gap genes affect contiguous regions of the embryo, pair-rule genes affect alternating segment-length intervals, and segment polarity genes affect regions within each segment. pair-rule genes segmentation fluorescence immunohistochemistry Drosophila fushi tarazu protein...

.... 09 09 1988 © 1989 by Company of Biologists 1989 type IX collagen type II collagen subepithelial extracellular matrices monoclonal antibodies immunohistochemistry chondrogenesis In mature chickens, type II collagen has been found only in cartilages, intervertebral disks...

... immunohistochemistry Collagens are widespread extracellular matrix components in connective and epithelial tissues ( Furthmayr & von der Mark, 1982 ). It has been established that the branching morphogenesis of mouse embryonic submandibular epithelium is under the influence of the mesenchyme ( Grobstein...

...Masando Hayashi; Yoshifumi Ninomiya; Kimiko Hayashi; Thomas F. Linsenmayer; Bjorn R. Olsen; Robert L. Trelstad Cells involved in the synthesis of collagen types I and II in the cornea of developing chick embryos have been studied by using in situ hybridization and immunohistochemistry. Corneas...

... immunohistochemistry rat macroglial cell Although much is known about the morphological changes that occur during oligodendroglial differentiation from earlier studies, both at the light and electron microscopic level (for review see Wood & Bunge, 1984 ), relatively little is known about the sequential...

... al . 1985 ). Here we report on the use of the marker system to visualize the chimaeric components in whole-mount preparations of mouse epidermis. mouse chimaera epidermis H-2 antigens immunohistochemistry clonal development © 1987 by Company of Biologists 1987 16 03 1987...

... Copyright © 1986 by Company of Biologists 1986 adenohypophysis neural ridge autoradiography immunohistochemistry morphogenetic movements Pituitary origins prior to brain tube closure are largely unknown. Most vertebrate studies assume that the anterior pituitary arises from midline...