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Caption | Proteinase K resistant prion protein (PrPres) and prion protein (PrP) aggregates in Prnptm2Lnq/Prnptm2Lnq (FFI) and Prnptm3Lnq/Prnptm3Lnq (CJD) brains. (B) Serial sections of a cerebellar folium were incubated in PBS solution with or without Proteinase K (PK+ or PK-), followed by immunostaining for antibodies against the N or C terminus of PrP (SAF32 or SAF84, respectively). Aggregates in CJD mice are composed of PrP that is reactive with SAF32, indicating that PrP containing the N terminus (and likely full length) is aggregating. The N terminus is sensitive to PK, like the PrPres detected in human prion diseases and mouse models of acquired prion diseases. (C-E) PrP deposits in FFI mice. (C) An example of a deposit in a FFI thalamus, revealed by standard EM, is framed by four white asterisks. (D and E) An example of a deposit in a FFI thalamus, revealed by immuno-EM using mild fixation. (E) Higher magnification of the area marked in D with the black rectangle. Arrowheads in E mark immunogold particles. (Scale bars: C and D, 500 nm; E, 62.5 nm.) | ||||||
Copyright | This image is from Jackson WS, Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2013 Sep 3;110(36):14759-64. Copyright 2013 National Academy of Sciences, U.S.A. J:200974 | ||||||
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