… of neurofilament (NF) immunohistochemistry for representing the shapes of morphologically
… to demonstrate the usefulness of a refined morphological classification of enteric neurons on …

… for neurofilament proteins whereas, in end-stage cases, these abnormal neurites were
variably labelled for tau and/or neurofilaments. … Standard immunohistochemical methods and …

… and processed for immunohistochemistry (IHC): superior frontal … To study the morphological
features of neurofilaments, we … was driven by a specific clinical phenotype (PDD or DLB), we …

… is a spectrum of morphological appearances, particularly with a more astrocytic phenotype.
… used an antibody which recognizes nonphosphorylated epitopes of neurofilament proteins. …

… Semiquanitative RT-PCR and immunocytochemistry were used to examine the temporal …
of NFM mRNA is a wobbler-specific phenotype. The pmn mutants carry an autosomal recessive …

… exhibiting a specific molecular phenotype. Interestingly, a recent … epitopes of the neurofilament
protein recognized by antibody … cell types based on their morphology. Most of the largest …

… In this paper, we describe the value of immunohistochemical staining for neurofilaments (NF), …
Morphological phenotyping of enteric neurons using neurofilament immunohistochemistry …

… , immunohistochemistry for neurofilaments has revealed neurons with a single axon and spiny
dendrites in human and pig but this morphology … in the morphological appearances of the …

… Immunohistochemistry were performed on representative 6 μm paraffin sections from brain,
… each specific age were used for the immunohistochemical studies. Anti-NF antibodies were …

… This study demonstrated that immunocytochemistry utilising a combination of anti-neurofilament
antibodies is a feasible tool for the delineation of pyramidal neuron subpopulations in …