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Beta-Amyloid-positive “neuritic plaque” (shown in higher magnification) in cerebral cortex as seen in a post-mortum specimen taken from an Alzheimer’s disease patient. Picture courtesy of Dr. Randy Woltjer, Oregon Health & Sciences University.Immunohistochemistry of a capillary showing beta-amyloid peptide in the wall of the vessel. Paraffin-embedded section of a human brain from a patient with diagnosed Alzheimer's Disease. Primary antibody -- 1:500; secondary antibody -- 1:1000 HRP-Goat anti-chicken IgY (Aves Labs). Dr. Randy Woltjer, Dept Pathology, OHSU
Chicken anti-SNCA (green) and TH (red) double immunostaining in Parkinson's Disease patient’s substantia nigra section. Arrows indicate SNCA positive, degenerating dopamine neurons. Arrowheads indicate SNCA negative, healthy dopamine neurons. Bar = 50 um for A-D. (Image courtesy of Dr. Curt Freed’s lab, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.)Rat brain lysate was probed with no primary antibody as a control (Lane 1) or with a 1:2,500 dilution of Chicken anti-SNCA IgY (Lane 2).
Chicken Anti-Rabbit IgG Secondary Antibody
Non-Immune Chicken IgY Secondary Antibody
Chicken Anti-Goat IgG Secondary Antibody
Representative section of formalin fixed, paraffin-embedded rat brain cerebellum region showing cells stained by anti-NeuN (Rbfox3) antibody. The sections were stained with Aves Labs anti-NeuN polyclonal antibody (visualized in green, Cat No. NeuN-1010). The stained sections were mounted with Antibodies Incorporated Fluoroshield with DAPI and DABCO mounting medium (Cat. AR-6505). DAPI nuclear stain (blue) shows cell nuclei. Representative section of formalin fixed, paraffin-embedded rat brain hippocampus region showing cells stained by anti-NeuN (Rbfox3) antibody. The sections were stained with Aves Labs anti-NeuN polyclonal antibody (visualized in green, Cat No. NeuN-1010). The stained sections were mounted with Antibodies Incorporated Fluoroshield with DAPI and DABCO mounting medium (Cat. AR-6505). DAPI nuclear stain (blue) shows cell nuclei.

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