作者: J.-F. Ma , Y. Huang , S.-D. Chen , G. Halliday
DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2990.2010.01067.X
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摘要: J.-F. Ma, Y. Huang, S.-D. Chen and G. Halliday (2010) Neuropathology Applied Neurobiology36, 312–319 Immunohistochemical evidence for macroautophagy in neurones endothelial cells Alzheimer's disease Aim: To determine the pathological structures associated with disease (AD) any relationship to progression. Methods: Immunohistochemistry using antibodies beclin-1, Atg5 Atg12, early markers LC3, mammalian homologue of later marker Atg8, were localized formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded medial temporal lobe sections AD cases at variable neuritic stages. Double immunofluorescence labelling was used co-localize these Aβ phospho-tau (AT8) correlations performed Spearman rank tests. Results: Atg12 immunoreactivity either dispersed soma dendrites or concentrated tau-immunoreactive dystrophic neurites some neurofibrillary tangles. Fewer Atg12-immunopositive observed longer durations. Atg12-immunoreactive found spatially Aβ-positive plaques, more capillary higher stage. These findings confirmed by other autophagy LC3. Conclusion: The data confirm that occurs undergoing degeneration AD, identified close proximity changes