Calbindin staining in cerebellum of late stage 22L-animals highlights progressive dendritic pathology but limited presynaptic degeneration in VGLUT1 reactive parallel fibre synapses.
posted on 2013-02-19, 16:20authored byZuzana Šišková, Richard A. Reynolds, Vincent O’Connor, V. Hugh Perry
Calbindin immunoreactivity (green) illustrates the severe loss of Purkinje cells dendrites in the molecular layer of the cerebellum and a reduction in Purkinje cell number (nuclear stain, blue) at LS p.i. in 22L-animals. VGLUT1-positive (red) parallel fibers and synaptic terminals are uniformly distributed throughout the molecular layer and do not exhibit any detectable alterations as revealed from images at increasing magnifications from A to C. Scale bars: 385 µM (A); 110 µm (B); 58 µm (C).