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EMD Millipores Calbiochem line of high quality inhibitors, biochemicals, antibodies, proteins, and kits have been cited in thousands of peerreviewed publications. Small-molecule compounds, including inhibitors, activators, and other pathway modulators, are critical tools for researchers studying cell signaling and other intracellular mechanisms that control cell fate, function and phenotype. From libraries and pathway panels to individual reagents, the Calbiochem line of products offers the widest and most cited selection of inhibitors and activators worldwide.
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Neuroscience: a synapse of old and new technologies
Understanding our complex brain requires a coordination of several diverse research areas. From biophysics to molecular biology, cell physiology, and cognitive neuroscience, researchers are using a broad range of tools. Though the difficulties in studying neural systems are rooted in their incredibly complex and delicate configurations, many experimental challenges have been surmounted by key research tools that are not quantum-leap advancements but are rather amalgams of old and new technologies. The synergy of the old and the new is epitomized by modern applications of classic immunochemistry, in which a specific antibody combines with an antigen to form a unique antibody-antigen complex. Using antibodies to probe for individual macromolecular epitopes is particularly tractable because the highly specific antibodies can be created, without laborious engineering, by a host immune response. The principle of antibody-antigen specificity has laid the foundation for both the simplest immunodetection assays as well as complex applications like multiparametric biomarker and whole cell analysis. Antibody-based biomarker detection reagents are now available for numerous cell and tissue types, disease states, and for measuring responses to targeted therapies. These extremely specific, robust immunoprobes are now used with high-tech fluorescent secondary antibodies and powerful microscopes, keeping alive the classic technique of immunocytochemistry in neuroscience research. Western blotting, another established immunodetection technique for cell and tissue lysates, has been vastly improved by membrane (and probe) technology. From the old technique of immunoprecipitation has evolved chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP), in which antibodies recognize specific proteins bound to DNA. The field of epigenetics owes most of its growth to improvements in ChIP. The nascent method, RIP-chip (RNA-binding protein immunoprecipitation coupled with microarray analysis) promises to be equally valuable. Neuroscience is a heterogeneous field, requiring integrated analysis of multiple cell types, tissues and organs, using diverse techniques. With which of these techniques will the next breakthrough be made? Given that researchers tend to build upon traditional technologies rather than abandon them, the next advance in neuroscience will likely rely on antibodies and immunodetection. Multiparametric biomarker detection also combines old and new technologies. Advances based on the classic enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) for biomarker quantification have yielded multiplex assays that exploit antibody-fluorophore conjugates for efficient, precise measurement of nearly 100 analytes per sample. Even the technique of flow cytometry, historically limited to users with specialized expertise, has vastly broadened with the availability of precision antibody-based reagents for biomarker detection. New, inexpensive systems and good neuro-specific biomarkers have granted flow cytometry access to neuroscientists in cancer research and regenerative medicine.
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Table of Contents
Development PG. 06
Neural Stem Cells Neurite outgrowth Extracellular Matrix (ECM) Epigenetics and Gene regulation 6 12 16 18
Differentiated Neurons
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Synapse and Structure Neuroexcitability, ion Channels and Transporters Cell Signaling Sensory Systems and Metabolic Control
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Development
Nervous system complexity requires an intricate, precise developmental plan. Patterns of cell differentiation, signaling, migration, neurite outgrowth, and synapse formation occur across the embryo with unparalleled choreography. The broad array of immunodetection techniques now available and emerging technologies in genetics and epigenetics are helping to reveal the processes underlying brain development and disease.
Anti-Nestin
(Catalogue No. AB5922) Nestin, a large intermediate filament protein (class Type VI), is expressed during development and in myotendinous and neuromuscular junctions. Nestin identifies the primitive neuroepithelium and many other embryonic tissues.
Photo (left): Nestin (green) expression in gliomas is correlated with malignancy. rabbit anti-Nestin (Ab5922) and bisbenzimide (blue) stain u251 cells. Photo courtesy of C. Messam, J. hou, and E. Major, NiNDS, Nih. reprinted from Experimental Neurology 2000, 161:585- 596.
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protein (hmGFP), either constitutively expressed or under the regulation of nanog or nestin promoters. Included expansion medium helps maintain expression of the transgene.
Photos (left): MilliTrace CX Nestin GFP reporter NSCs (SCC096) express GFP (A) along with the appropriate NSC markers, nestin (b, red) and Sox-2 (C, yellow) in proliferating, undifferentiated cultures. After two weeks of differentiation, GFP expression is downregulated ten-fold (D) and lineage-specific markers, iiitubulin (E, red) and GFAP (F, yellow) are expressed. Antibodies used were anti-Nestin (MAb5326), anti-Sox-2 (Ab5603), anti iii-tubulin (MAb1637), and anti-GFAP (Ab5804).
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Multipotentiality of reNcell cells. both reNcell CX and reNcell vM cell lines are readily differentiated into all three neural phenoytpes: neurons (iii-tubulin, green, 20X, A); astrocytes (GFAP, red, 40X, b) and oligodendrocytes (Gal C, green, 60X, C); all counterstained with hoechst nuclear stain (blue).
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Calbiochem InhibitorSelect Protein Kinase Inhibitor Libraries
Two panels of kinase inhibitors, InhibitorSelect 96-Well Protein Kinase Inhibitor Library I and InhibitorSelect 96-Well Protein Kinase Inhibitor Library II, were screened to identify chemicals that optimize and increase the propagation of Neuroepithelial Stem (NES) cell cultures. These libraries make up a potent, specific, pharmacologically active, well-characterized, and structurally diverse set of 160 compounds. For a complete table of inhibitor targets included in each panel, visit www.emdbiosciences.com/inhibitorselect.
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Mouse Neural Stem Cell Viability
12 Fold change relative to DMSO Control Growth Factor Background 10 8 6 4 2 0 Isogranulatimide Indirubin Derivative E804 JNK Inhibitor, Negative Control K-252a, Nocardiopsis sp. SU6656 IC261 KN-93 NK-kB Activation Inhibitor MK2a Inhibitor Kenpaullone MEK 1/2 Inhibitor GSK-3 Inhibitor XIII IKK-2 Inhibitor IV JNK Inhibitor VIII JNK Inhibitor IX MEK Inhibitor II MNK1 Inhibitor JNK Inhibitor V MEK Inhibitor I JNK Inhibitor II No GFs Sub EGF Sub FGF2 Max GFs
Graph (left): inhibitorSelect 96-Well Protein Kinase inhibitor libraries i & ii (160 inhibitors; Cat. Nos. 539744 and 539745) were screened for influence on proliferation and survival of mouse neural stem cells (mNS) in a cell viability assay under 4 conditions: (A) No GFs No Growth Factors (to identify survival/ proliferation factors) (b) Sub EGF Sub-optimal EGF (to identify inhibitors/potentiators) 20 pg/ml EGF (C) Sub FGF2 Suboptimal FGF2 (to identify inhibitors/potentiators) 500 pg/ml FGF2 (D) Max GFs Maximal EGF + FGF2 (to identify inhibitors/ potentiators) 20 ng/ml EGF + 20 ng/ml FGF2 The presence of inhibitor K-252a, Nocardiopsis sp. (Cat. No. 420297) alone in the culture medium resulted in a 10-fold mNS cell viability.
Data courtesy of Donna Mclaren, Stem Cell Sciences, Cambridge, uK
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(EMD Chemicals Catalogue No. 539745) This panel of compounds consists of 80, well-characterized, cell permeable, potent and reversible protein kinase inhibitors targeting mainly CMGC and CaMK families of kinases; the majority of which are ATP-competitive. This library is useful for target identification in drug discovery, biochemical pathway analysis, screening new protein kinases, and other pharmaceutical-related applications. It is supplied with a CD containing comprehensive documentation for each inhibitor.
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Graph (left): Screening of 160 kinase inhibitors included in inhibitorSelect libraries i and ii. Data show Delta Confluence values, corresponding to the change in relative cell number for twelve mock-treated wells and 160 kinase inhibitors. Three compounds, all affecting rho kinases, were selected as primary hits for their effect on expansion of NES cells and are detailed in the top right.
In vitro myelination assay. reconstructed 3D images of (leica DMi 4000; 40x objective, 275x140 m; 63x objective, 174.6 x 174.6 m) rat primary neurons only (A) and rat primary neurons cocultured with human oPCs at 5:1 ratio for three weeks (b). All samples were stained with humanspecific nuclei antibody (red) and myelin basic proteinspecific antibody (cyan). MbP intensities (C) were measured by line scanning on cultures containing rat primary neurons only and rat primary neurons with human oPCs. GFP-labeled axons are indicated by the white arrow. The intensity of MbP greatly increased on the axons that were cocultured with human oPCs.
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isolation, expansion and differentiation of fetal mouse primary hippocampal neuronal stem cells with serum-free medium containing supplement N21. undifferentiated neural stem cells were stained with antinestin (A). Differentiated cells were stained with anti-MAP2 (b), CamKii (C) and o1 (D). All antibody staining is shown in red, and nuclei are visualized with DAPi staining.
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Graphs (right): Sox-2 and nestin are stem cell markers, while iii-tubulin and GFAP are lineage markers. before differentiation, NSCs are positive for nestin and Sox-2 (A), but these are down-regulated as differentiation begins (b). iiitubulin is up-regulated when cells are differentiated to neurons (C); likewise, GFAP is up-regulated when cells are differentiated to astrocytes (D).
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immunocytochemistry analysis of mature neurons at day 12 differentiated from 129S6 mouse ES cells. (A). Mature neurons stained with tubulin antibody. (b). Mature neurons stained with MAP-2 antibody. (C). Antibody staining of the oct4 pluripotency marker shows no oct4 expression. (D). Antibody staining with the astrocyte marker GFAP. All stainings are overlayed with blue DAPi nuclear staining.
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Key Products
For a complete listing of neuroscience products from EMD Millipore, please visit www.millipore.com/neuroguide.
Anti-BCRP, clone BXP-21 Anti-CD133, clone 13A4 Anti-Musashi-1 Anti-Nanog, N-terminus Anti-Nanog
ENStem-A Human Neural Progenitor Expansion Kit ES2N Complete Medium Kit (includes ES2N Basal Medium plus Neuro27 and Neuro2 supplements) FlowCellect Rodent NSC Characterization Kit (Neuronal) Human Neural Stem Cell Characterization Kit Human Oligodendrocyte Differentiation Kit MilliTrace CX Nestin GFP Reporter Cell Line MilliTrace CX Constitutive GFP Reporter Cell Line MilliTrace VM Constitutive GFP Reporter Cell Line MilliTrace Constitutive GFP Reporter Adult Rat Hippocampal Neural Stem Cell Kit MilliTrace Nanog GFP Reporter Mouse Embryonic Stem Cell Kit Mouse Cortical Neural Stem Cells Mouse Spinal Cord Neural Stem Cells Neural Stem Cell Marker Characterization Kit N21 Medium Supplement (50X) Rat Hippocampal Neural Stem Cells ReNcell VM Human Neural Stem Cell Kit ReNcell CX Human Neural Stem Cell Kit
SCR055 SCM082 FCRNC25112 SCR060 SCR600 SCR096 SCR095 SCR092 SCR080 SCR089 SCR029 SCR031 SCR019 SCM081 SCR022 SCC010 SCC009
Inhibitors
Description Catalogue No.
InhibitorSelect 96-Well Protein Kinase Inhibitor Library III InhibitorSelect 384-Well Protein Kinase Inhibitor Library I StemSelect Small Molecule Regulators 384-Well Library I Histone Acetyltransferase p300 Inhibitor, C646 DNA Methyltransferase Inhibitor II, SGI-1027
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Neurite outgrowth
Nervous system development results in a network of synaptic connections between participating neurons. Understanding the development of this network can improve therapeutics for nervous system developmental disorders and neurodegenerative disease. Neurons make connections by growing in response to axon guidance cues. Recent research has focused on how extracellular gradients affect asymmetric distribution and function of proteins driving neurite outgrowth. EMD Millipores products for studying neurite outgrowth help determine the mechanisms of axon growth.
Anti-Doublecortin
(Catalogue No. AB2253) Doublecortin (DCX) is a microtubule-associated protein used as a marker for neurogenesis because it is expressed almost exclusively in developing neurons. Neuronal precursors begin to express DCX shortly after exiting the cell cycle. They continue to express DCX for 2-3 weeks as the cells migrate and mature into neurons, at which point DCX is downregulated. In response to exercise, DCX expression increases in parallel with increased BrdU labeling, which is the traditionally accepted marker of neurogenesis.
Photos (left): Co-culture of primary neurons and astroglia from mouse forebrain stained with anti-Doublecortin (green) and the Milli-Mark pan-neuronal marker (red, MAb2300).
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Anti-Neurexin Antibodies
Neurexins are an intriguing group of heavily glycosylated and processed neuronal transmembrane surface proteins likely involved in cell recognition and adhesion and implicated in cognitive disease (Misslerr & Sudhoff 1998, TIG 14:20; Etherton et al. 2009, PNAS 106:17998). EMD
Paraffin-embedded human brain tissue immunohistochemistry Analysis of AbN35, AntiNeurexin-1-a.
Neurite extension on laminin-coated, but not bSA-coated, inserts dramatically increases over time.
Millipore introduced the first commercially available and highly validated antibodies to neurexins. Our Western blotting and immunohistochemistry data localize this protein to neuronal cytoplasm, consistent with previous research (Dean et al. 2003, Nat Neurosci 6:708-716).
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Featured Products
InhibitorSelect Wnt Signaling Pathway Inhibitor Panel
(EMD Chemicals Catalogue No. 681666) The Wnt signaling pathway is an evolutionarily-conserved pathway involved in fate specification, development, cell proliferation, cell migration, and polarity, and migration of cells. Wnt genes encode a large family of secreted, cysteine-rich proteins that are also important in development and in maintenance of adult tissues. This panel contains 15 highly potent, selective, and cell permeable inhibitors (shown below in black) and a negative control for the investigation of the Wnt signaling pathway. Abnormalities in Wnt signaling are reported to promote both human degenerative diseases and cancer.
WNT5A Frizzled
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Casein Kinase II Inhibitor III, TBCA
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K-252a, Nocardiopsis sp.; H-89, Dihydrochloride
AXIN -Catenin
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Hh Signaling Pathway Modulators
(EMD Chemicals Catalogue No. 373386) Hedgehog signaling, a key intercellular signaling pathway in differentiation and organogenesis, is conserved from flies to human. Vertebrates express three different hedgehog proteins, of which Sonic hedgehog (Shh) is the best characterized. Shh has been implicated in several embryonic developmental processes. It displays inductive, proliferative, neurotrophic, and neuroprotective properties. This panel consists of 14 potent, selective and cellpermeable antagonists, inhibitors and agonists (all shown below in black) and a negative control that are useful for the study of the Hh (Hedgehog) signaling pathway. Mutations in the Shh pathway can lead to congenital defects and diseases, including cancer.
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Hh Signaling Antagonist VII, K184; Hh Signaling Antagonist XIII, HPI-3; GSK-3 Inhibitor IX, BIO Hh Signaling Antagonist XII, HPI-1
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Key Products
For a complete listing of neuroscience products from EMD Millipore, please visit www.millipore.com/neuroguide.
Anti-Doublecortin Anti-Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule Anti-Tubulin, III isoform, C-terminus, clone TU-20 (Similar to TUJ1)
ChemiKine Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) Sandwich ELISA Kit ChemiKine Nerve Growth Factor (NGF) Sandwich ELISA Kit Neurite Outgrowth Assay Kit (1 m) Neurite Outgrowth Assay Plus Kit (3 m) AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 150 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 450 m, Trial pack AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 450 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 900 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 6-well
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rat NSCs cultured on synthetic laminin peptide-coated tissue cultureware express multipotent NSC markers, nestin (A, red) and Sox-2 (b, red). Cells were cultured for over 10 passages on synthetic laminin peptide-coated T-25 flasks (A,b).
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reNcell CX NSCs (SCC007, left) and breast cancer cells (right) demonstrate laminin-mediated migration (gray bars). Data are averages of triplicate samples.
context of nuclei and cytoskeleton. The assay kit includes all reagents for immunocytochemical analysis of cells migrating across a glass substrate coated with prelabeled fluorescein (green) or Cy3 (red) gelatin.
Key Products
For a complete listing of neuroscience products from EMD Millipore, please visit www.millipore.com/neuroguide.
Synthetic Laminin Peptide Laminin, mouse purified Human Plasma Fibronectin Purified Protein Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor, recombinant NGF 2.5S, mouse Ciliary Neurotrophic Factor, recombinant human Platelet Derived Growth Factor-AB, recombinant human
ECM Assays
Description Catalogue No.
ECMatrix Cell Invasion Assay, 96-well (8 m) QCM Chemotaxis Assay 24-well (5 m), Colorimetric QCM Chemotaxis Assay 96-well (5 m), Fluorimetric QCM Haptotaxis Cell Migration Assay, Colorimetric QCM Gelatin Invadopodia Assay (fluorescent green) QCM Gelatin Invadopodia Assay (fluorescent red)
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Anti-FoxP1
(Catalogue No. AB2277) Forkhead box protein 1 (FoxP1) is a member of the Forkhead family of transcriptional repressors and activators, and has a DNA-binding domain with a wingedhelix motif. In addition to its roles in epithelial and airway
immunocytochemistry analysis of Nih/3T3 cells using anti-FoxP1 (Ab2277). This antibody positively stains the nucleus (red, A, b) as shown in overlay with nuclear stain (blue, A). Some staining is observed in the cytosol. Actin is labeled green (A, b).
development, FoxP1 can determine fates of cortical neurons, potentially regulating development of speech and language in humans.
because histone h3 (lys27) (h3K27) methylation is associated with gene silencing, the silent MyoD promoter, compared to the active GAPDh promoter, is enriched by ChiP of trimethyl-h3K27 using the Magna ChiP A kit (17-408) and verified by qPCr using primers for either the GAPDh or MyoD promoter.
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PCr Analysis of riP (Fold Enrichment): riP was performed using hela cell lysate and either anti-snrNP70 or normal rabbit igG as the immunoprecipitating antibody. Purified rNA was then analyzed by qrT-PCr using primers specific for the u1 snrNA cDNA.
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Genome-wide Analysis: Magna ChIP-Seq Chromatin Immunoprecipitation and Next Generation Sequencing Library Preparation Kit
(Catalogue No. 17-1010) ChIP-Seq facilitates genome-wide profiling of the interactions of transcription factors, modified histones, and other chromatin-associated proteins. By combining chromatin immunoprecipitation with next generation sequencing, laboratories can generate high resolution data on protein-DNA interactions across the genome. The Magna ChIP-Seq Kit simplifies this technique by providing a validated set of reagents, easy-to-follow protocols, controls, and in process quality control guidelines to allow virtually any laboratory to conduct genome-wide analysis of DNA-protein interactions and the profiling of epigenetic marks. ffective ChIP protocol simplifies production and E immunoprecipitation of high quality chromatin eliable ChIP-Seq library construction from as little as R 1 ng of purified ChIP DNA asy-to-follow protocols and in-process quality control E guidelines help ensure successful ChIP and library construction in as little as 2 days agna ChIP A+G bead blend allows the use of M antibodies from virtually any species or class nzymes and buffers provided in convenient master mix E formulations streamlines library construction alidate the ChIP procedure using included positive and V negative control antibodies and a control primer set roven performance through construction and P sequencing of genomic DNA libraries on an Illumina Genome Analyzer II Additional genome-wide kits available: Magna ChIP2 DNA Microarray Kits (Catalog No. 17-10000, 17-1001, 17-1002) for ChIP-on-chip analysis.
QC Library Using Microuidic or Conventional Electrophoresis PCR Amplication Gel Isolation to Size select Fragments Adapter Ligation End Repair & Modication Reverse Crosslinks ChIP Isolate & Fragment Chromatin
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For a complete listing of epigenetics products from EMD Millipore, please visit www.millipore.com/epigenetics.
Anti-FoxP1 Anti-HDAC11 Anti-Ubiquitin, Lys48-Specific, clone Apu2 Anti-Ubiquitin, Lys63-Specific, clone Apu3
Epigenetics Assays
Description Catalogue No.
EZ Magna ChIP Chromatin Immunoprecipitation Kits Magna ChIP G Kit Magna ChIP Protein A Magnetic Beads EZ-ChIP kit Magna ChIP A Kit ChIP Assay Kit ChIPAb+ Acetyl-Histone H3 ChIPAb+ Histone H3 (Unmodified Lys4) ChIPAb+ Dimethyl-Histone H3 (Lys4) ChIPAb+ Trimethyl-Histone H3 (Lys4) ChIPAb+ Acetyl-Histone H3 (Lys9) (purified) ChIPAb+ Monomethyl-Histone H3 (Lys9) ChIPAb+ Dimethyl-Histone H3 (Lys9) (serum) ChIPAb+ Trimethyl-Histone H3 (Lys9) ChIPAb+ Acetyl-Histone H3 (Lys27) ChIPAb+ Monomethyl-Histone H3 (Lys27) ChIPAb+ Trimethyl-Histone H3 (Lys27) ChIPAb+ Acetyl-Histone H4 Magna RIP RNA-Binding Protein Immunoprecipitation Kit RIPAb+ Fragile X Mental Retardation Protein RIPAb+ Musashi 1 RIPAb+ Musashi 2 RIPAb+ QKI-5 RIPAb+ FXR1 (Fragile X mental retardation-related protein 1) RIPAb+ FXR2 (Fragile X mental retardation-related protein 2)
17-408 17-611 16-661 17-371 17-610 17-295 17-615 17-675 17-677 17-614 17-658 17-680 17-648 17-625 17-683 17-643 17-622 17-630 17-700 03-108 03-114 03-115 03-112 03-176 03-246
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Differentiated Neurons
Neural stem cells can differentiate into three major cell types in the central nervous system: neurons, astrocytes, or oligodendrocytes. These building blocks of the brain must expand, connect, and mature to perform their sophisticated functions. The study of the differentiated nervous system includes many disparate fields, converging on key research areas described below, to which EMD Millipore is strongly dedicated.
are a standard in neuroscience laboratories and are cited in thousands of publications to date. NeuN is now available as a direct conjugate and as a rabbit polyclonal format.
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Rb Anti-NeuN polyclonal Rb Anti-NeuN Biotin Conjugated Rb Anti-NeuN Alexa488 Conjugated Ms Anti-NeuN monoclonal, clone A60 Ms Anti-NeuN - Biotin Conjugated MS Anti-NeuN Alexa488 Conjugated
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images A-D show N1E-115 cells grown on an AX150 device. N1E-115 cells were loaded in the lower channel and cultured for 5 days in differentiation media. The cells were then fixed and stained with DAPi (blue) and with the neuronal cell stain MAb2300X (green). A) fluorescent image showing the N1E-115 cells differentiating through the microgrooves of the AXiS device. Note that the cell bodies (somas) are entirely contained on one side of the device and only the neurites are extended through the microgrooves into the other channel. b) higher resolution white light image of the cells and device. C) corresponding fluorescent image. D) overlay of images b and C to verify that the neurites extend through the microgrooves only.
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AXIS Axon Isolation Device (150 m) AXIS Axon Isolation Device (450 m)
AXIS Axon Isolation Device (900 m) AXIS Axon Isolation Device (6-well)
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Measure the Effects of Chemoattractants on the Migration of Adherent Single Cells Through Real-Time Imaging
This unique platform makes it easy to measure the effects of chemoattractants or chemorepellants on the migration of adherent single cells with real-time imaging. A concentration gradient can be established for more than 48 hours; chemotaxis can be distinguished from random movement. The glass-like properties of the slide promote enhanced optical imaging for both slow- and fastmigrating cells thus allowing for multiparametric analysis for greater mechanistic insight. Parameters such as cell velocity, directionality and index can be quantified. Data is easily analyzed using free ImageJ plug-in software.
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You wont get this kind of information with traditional migration assay platforms such as Boyden chambers or scratch (wound healing) assays. Data was analyzed and graphed using a free image J software plug-in. For detailed videos and instructions on the use of the -migration kit, please visit: www.millipore.com/umigration.
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3. Millicell EZ slide
Simplify your cell analysis by using the Millicell EZ slide to culture, fix, stain and view your sample all in one device. Theres no need to remove the medium chamber from the slide prior to fixing or staining. Unique, breakable tabs means you can easily remove wells without worrying about breaking slides or harming cells or messy glue or gasket residues. Acquire data simply and quickly with Millicell EZ slides.
ReNcell CX cells cultured on Millicell 8-well glass EZ slides (A, B, C) and Brand B 8-well glass chambered slides (D, E, F). Cells show staining for nestin (red, B and E) and Sox-2 (red, C and F). Nuclei (blue) are stained with DAPI.
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Millicell EZ slide (4-well glass, 16 pack) Millicell EZ slide (4-well glass, 96 pack) Millicell EZ slide (8-well glass, 16 pack) Millicell EZ slide (8-well glass, 96 pack) Millicell EZ slide Microscope Slide Holder
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parts of neurons, EMD Millipore has developed a family of pan-neuronal antibody blends that label key somatic, nuclear, dendritic, spine, and axonal proteins. These pan-neuronal antibody cocktails have been validated in a variety of cell and tissue cultures, and are designed to offer researchers a convenient, specific, qualitative, and quantitative system for studying neuronal morphology.
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high morphological resolution has been achieved using MAb2300X including visualization of distal axons and dendrites with spines.
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Several additional kits have been developed to facilitate antibody colocalization studies within neuronal cultures. The NS330 and NS340 kits contain open channels for mouse and rabbit channels, respectively, providing the opportunity to choose additional antibodies to visualize neuronal expression of target proteins.
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Pan Neuronal Marker Unconjugated FluoroPan Neuronal Marker Alexa 488 dye-conjugated ChromaPan Neuronal Marker ChromaPan Neuronal Marker Ms open (OMC) ChromaPan Neuronal Marker Rb open (ORC)
Reseachers choose 2 antibody & can co-label using any non-mouse hosted antibodies. No 2 antibody needed! Researchers can co-label using any host. Neuron parts stained in different colors. 1 antibody and 2 antibody blend makes simple protocol. No mouse host is used so researchers can co-label using their own mouse antibodies for the DyLight 488 channel No rabbit host is used so researchers can use their own rabbit antibodies for the Cy3 channel.
Key Products
For a complete listing of neuroscience products from EMD Millipore, please visit www.millipore.com/neuroguide.
Anti-NeuN Anti-Neurofilament M (145 kDa), C-terminus Anti-Synaptophysin, clone SY38 Anti-PSD-95 AB9708 Pan Neuronal Marker FluoroPan-Neuronal Marker, Alexa Fluor 488 dye-conjugated ChromaPan Neuronal Marker ChromaPan Neuronal Marker-OMC ChromaPan Neuronal Marker-ORC
AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 150 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 450 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 450 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 900 m AXIS Axon Isolation Device, 6-well 26
Anti-GAD67
(Catalogue No. MAB5406) Glutamic acid decarboxylase is the enzyme responsible for the converseion of glutamic acid to GABA, the major inhibitory transmitter in higher brain regions, making GAD an excellent, well-published marker for inhibitory neurons.
localization of vGluT1 (green) and synapsin (red) in rat brain hippocampal cells cultured for 7 days. Photo courtesy of QbMCell Science. QbMCellScience.com.
Mouse anti-GAD67 (MAb5406) staining in mouse brain. representative staining morphology in the CA1, CA2, CA3 (field of the hippocampus) and polymorph layer.
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Anti-Vesicular Glutamate Transporter 1 Anti-Sodium Channel, Voltage Gated, Brain Type II Anti-Dopamine Transporter Anti-NMDAR1 Anti-GluR1, N-terminus, clone RH95 Anti-GluR2, extracellular, clone 6C4 Anti-GAD67 Anti-Sodium Channel Nav1.8, pain
Cell Signaling
The diversity in neuronal receptors and channels reflects the complexity of signaling that drives neuronal development, excitability, and plasticity. From key phosphorylation and histone modification events in most neuronal processes, to calmodulin kinase regulation of synaptic plasticity and memory, to activation of AMPK pathways in hypothalamic energy regulation, signal transduction is a focus of research and a key to understanding normal and disease processes.
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or phosphorylated proteins involved in multi-pathway signaling or can be focused in a specific pathway. The MILLIPLEX map 10-Plex MAPK/SAPK Signaling Kit p-ERK p-JNK p-MEK1 p-HSP27 p-cJUN p-p53 p-p38 p-EATF2 p-MSK1 p-STAT
Phosphoprotein, can detect changes in phosphorylated Erk/MAP kinase 1/2 (Thr185/Tyr187), STAT1 (Tyr701), JNK (Thr183/Tyr185), MEK1 (Ser222), MSK1 (Ser212), ATF2 (Thr69/71), p53 (Ser15), HSP27 (Ser78), c-Jun (Ser73) and p38 (Thr180/Tyr182) in cell lysates.
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3T3/A31 (lanes 1, 2) and hela (lanes 3, 4) cell lysates were incubated with either GDP (lanes 1, 3) or GTPgS (non-cleavable GTP (lanes 2, 4). The lysates where then incubated with 10 g of PAK1 PbD agarose to bind activated rac1 (rac1-GTP) and activated Cdc42 (Cdc42-GTP), which were detected by Western blotting with anti-rac1 (left pair) or anti-Cdc42 (right pair). The arrows indicates rac1-GTP and Cdc42-GTP, but not the GDP bound forms, bind to PAK1 PbD.
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Graphs (left): Pi3K pathway markers are activated (double positive population) in 102 untreated Jurkat cells (A). After inhibitor treatment (wortmannin), all Pi3K signaling biomarkers are 101 inactivated (b). When using a specific inhibitor for mTor activity 1.83% 38.88%(rapamycin), only phosphorylated ribosomal protein S6 is alone 93.25% 100 inactivated, with no effect 100 the levels of 2 on 101 103 104 10phospho-Akt (C). 103 104
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InhibitorSelect PI 3-K/Akt/mTOR Signaling Pathway Inhibitor Panel
(EMD Chemicals Catalogue No. 124031) Activation of the PI 3-kinase/Akt/mTOR pathway stimulates cell proliferation and the translation process in response to nutrients and growth factors. This pathway regulates many processes of the central nervous system and is believed to play a key role in neurological disorders, such as Alzheimers and Huntingtons diseases. This panel of 12 highly potent, selective, and cellpermeable Calbiochem kinase inhibitors (shown below in black) and a negative control are useful for the investigation of the PI 3-K/Akt/mTOR signaling pathway. Each inhibitor is provided separately as a solid in glass vials. Each set also includes 15 mL of anhydrous DMSO. Each inhibitor in the panel, as well as the negative control, can also be purchased individually.
AG BCR BCAP
PDK-1 Akt
LY 294002, PI-103, PI 3-K Inhibitor, PI 3-K Inhibitor II, PI 3-K Inhibitor IV, PI 3-K Inhibitor VIII, Wortmannin PDK1-Akt-Flt Dual Pathway Inhibitor, Akt Inhibitor IV, Akt Inhibitor VIII
PI-103, Rapamycin
mTor 4EBP1 elF4E Protein Synthesis MDM2 DNA-PK MDM2 p53 Degradation PP2A
PI-103, PI 3-K Inhibitor VIII
Glycogen Synthesis
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p70s6K Translation
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AB1592P AB9206
Cdc42 Activation Assay Kit New! MILLIPLEX map Human Akt/mTOR-11-plex Magnetic Bead Panel New! MILLIPLEX map Human Total Akt/mTOR-11-plex Magnetic Bead Panel MILLIPLEX map Human Akt/mTOR11-plex MILLIPLEX map 8-Plex Multi-Pathway Signaling Kit Phosphoprotein MILLIPLEX map 10-Plex MAPK/SAPK Signaling Kit Phosphoprotein MILLIPLEX map Human STAT 5-plex MILLIPLEX map Phospho Akt1/PKB (Thr308) MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Total CREB MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Total Erk/MAP Kinase 1/2 MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Total HSP27 MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Total IRS1 MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Total JNK/SAPK1 MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Total STAT3 MAPmate MILLIPLEX map Phospho STAT6 (Tyr641) MAPmate FlowCellect PI3Kinase-mTOR Signaling Cascade Kit FlowCellect PI3K/MAPK Dual Pathway Activation and Cancer Marker Detection kit FlowCellect Multi-STAT Activation Profiling Kit
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Inhibitors
Description Catalogue No.
Diisopropylfluorophosphate Tetrodotoxin, Fugu sp. CFTR Inhibitor-172 Endothelin 1, Human and Porcine Adenylyl-imidodiphosphate, Tetralithium Salt
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Anti-CLOCK
(Catalogue No. AB2203)
CloCK protein is detected in l6 cell lysate by Western blotting with anti-CloCK (Ab2203).
by key parts of the CNS, including the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) of the hypothalamus, pineal gland, and retinal and extra-retinal receptor pathways. Circadian Locomotor Output Cycles Kaput, or CLOCK, is a transcription factor expressed in the SCN which regulates and is regulated by other circadian clock proteins. Polymorphisms within the CLOCK gene have been associated with circadian rhythm sleep disorders.
(Catalogue No. RPTMAG-86K) Called the master gland because it controls many other endocrine glands, the pituitary gland secretes a number of hormones that play important roles in the regulation of metabolism, growth, and reproduction. The EMD Millipore Rat Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel enables you to explore various aspects of reproduction, growth, metabolic homeostasis, and pituitary-related diseases such as acromegaly, growth hormone deficiency, diabetes insipidus and pituitary tumors. Measure up to 7 key pituitary analytes (ACTH, BDNF, FSH, GH, LH, Prolactin, TSH) all from a single sample.
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Anti-Arrestin, visual Anti-Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) Anti-Capsaicin Receptor Anti-CLOCK Anti-Cocaine and Amphetamine Related Transcript Anti-DARPP-32, phosphoThr75 Anti-Dopamine Transporter, N-terminus, clone DAT Anti-Ghrelin, Active Anti-Alpha7 Nicotinic Receptor, N-Terminus Anti-NMDAR2A and B Anti-Opsin, Red/green Anti-Opsin, Blue Anti-Orexin-1 Receptor Anti-P2X3 Receptor Anti-mPER1 (residues 6-21) Anti-PER2 Anti-PYY, amino acids 24-36 Anti-Rhodopsin, clone C7 Anti-Substance P Receptor
MAB5580 AB1779SP MAB5568 AB2203 AB5340P AB9208 MAB369 AB9756 AB5637 AB1548 AB5405 AB5407 AB3092 AB5896 AB2201 AB2202 AB15666 MAB2236 AB5060
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Sensory System and Metabolism Assays
Description Catalogue No.
New! MILLIPLEX map Human Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel 1 New! MILLIPLEX map Human Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel 2 New! MILLIPLEX map Non-Human Primate Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel 1 New! MILLIPLEX map Non-Human Primate Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel 2 New! MILLIPLEX map Rat Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel New! MILLIPLEX map Canine Pituitary Magnetic Bead Panel MILLIPLEX map Rat Stress Hormone Panel New! Human Neuropeptide S (NPS) ELISA ChemiKine Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor ELISA, Sandwich Chemikine Nerve Growth Factor ELISA Human Neuropeptide Y (NPY) ELISA Rat/Mouse Neuropeptide Y (NPY) ELISA E Human PYY (Total) ELISA Human PYY (Total) RIA Human PYY (3-36) Specific RIA Rat/Mouse PYY RIA
HPTP1MAG-66K HPTP2MAG-66K NHPPT1MG-46K NHPPT2MG-46K RPTMAG-86K CPTMAG-96K RSH69K EZHNPS-34K CYT306 CYT304 EZHNPY-25K EZRMNPY-27K EZHPYYT66K PYYT-66HK PYY-67HK RMPYY-68HK
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Degeneration
Diseases such as Parkinsons, Alzheimers, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (AlS), multiple sclerosis (MS), and prion diseases, as well as neurochemical degenerative factors like oxidative stress, free radical damage, and inflammation all follow complex cellular pathways. EMD Millipore offers a broad range of antibodies and detection kits for tracking many steps in neuronal degeneration.
Neurodegenerative Diseases/Disorders
Neurodegenerative diseases are characterized by deterioration of neurons or their myelin sheath, disrupting transmission of sensory information, movement control and more. Because these cells are not easily regenerated, buildup of amyloid plaques can lead to disorders such as Alzheimers and Parkinsons disease, and non-amyloid-related degeneration can cause ALS and MS. EMD Millipore offers validated biomarker antibodies and assays for elucidating the pathogenesis of both amyloid- and non-amyloid-related neurodegeneration.
Amyloid-Related Diseases
Anti-Alzheimer Precursor Protein A4, a.a. 66-81 of APP {N-terminus}, clone 22C11
(Catalogue No. MAB348) Deposits of amyloid protein in senile plaques near nerve
Anti-Amyloid -A4protein (MAB348) staining on Alzheimers DiseaseHypothalamus
processes are found in the brains of aged humans and cases of Alzheimers Disease. The principle component of this extracellular amyloid is A4, a 4 kDa peptide derived from a larger amyloid precursor protein (APP), which is widely expressed in the brain and body.
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Analytes Available
Panel 1 Apo Al, Apo CIII, Apo E, Complement C3, Complement Factor H, Prealbumin, a2-Macroglobulin CRP, Complement C4, MIP-4, PEDF, SAP, a1-Antitrypsin BDNF, Cathepsin D, MPO, sNCAM, PAI-1 (total), PDGF-AA, PDGF-AB/BB, RANTES, sICAM-1, sVCAM-1
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EMD Millipores three human neurodegenerative disease multiplex kits (hNDG1-36K, hNDG2-36K and hNDG3-36K) were used to measure samples from both normal subjects and Alzheimers disease samples. Significantly different biomarker levels were detected between these two groups.
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Luminex
pg/mL x 1000 6.0 4.0 2.0 Control A0 0.0 pg/mL x 1000 8.0 A 1-40 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 Control A0 0.0 A 1-42
Levels of A 1-40 and 1-42 in CSF obtained from AD patients and age-matched controls using MILLIPLEX map Neurodegenerative Disease Panel 4. A (1-40 and 1-42) values were determined using 16 AD and 16 age-matched control CSF samples. The median values for MilliPlEX map assays were control=2824 pg/ml and AD=803 pg/ml and control=2351 pg/ ml and AD=387 pg/ml for A(1-40) and A(1-42), respectively.
with various human diseases, such as Michel aplasia, neoplasia, Parkinson disease, Pfeiffer syndrome and hereditary spinocerebellar ataxias. This panel consists of 14 potent, selective, reversible and cell-permeable inhibitors (shown below in black) and a negative control for the study of multiple signaling pathways activated by FGF.
Phosphorylation Ubiquitin GTP Calbiochem Inhibitors
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Non-Amyloid-Related Diseases
Anti-Peripherin
(Catalogue No. AB9282) Mutations in the peripherin gene have been correlated with incidence of ALS; therefore, studying its localization and function can help to elucidate ALS pathophysiology at a molecular level. EMD Millipores anti-perpherin antibody is validated for immunocytochemistry and Western blotting.
localization of peripherin (Ab9282, yellow) and alpha internexin (Ab5354, red) in a p18 rat derived brain cortical neuron/glial mixed culture.
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Measurement of pNF-h using NS170 in transgenic mouse for human copper/zinc superoxide dismutase 1 (SoD1) (incorporated G93A mutation). This mutant SoD1 (found in some familial forms of AlS) causes a disease state in the mouse very similar to human AlS. The blood was taken by tail bleeding, and 0.5 microliters of plasma was used for the assay. There is a weak signal in most mice at 74 days which increases as the disease progresses. The animals do not show obvious AlS symptoms until about 90 days, so the assay can clearly pick up presymptomatic axonal loss.
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a-Synuclein ELISA
(Catalogue No. NS400) a-Synuclein is a small cytoplasmic protein predominately expressed in neural tissue, particularly in the neocortex, hippocampus, striatum, thalamus, and cerebellum. Dysfunctional regulation in a-Synuclein is strongly implicated as a critical factor in several neurodegenerative diseases. EMD Millipores a-Synuclein ELISA is sensitive to approximately 3 ng/mL.
Graph (right): Measurement of a-Synuclein protein from various brain regions and cell lysates in mouse, rat and human using NS400.
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Alzheimers Disease Anti--amyloid 1-42 Anti-Alzheimer Precursor Protein A4, a.a. 66-81 of APP (N-terminus), clone Anti-Amyloid Fibril OC Anti-Amyloid Fibril LOC Anti-Tau phospho Threonine 231 Anti-Human Amyloid , clone WO-2 Anti-Human Amyloid 40, clone G2-10 Anti-Human Amyloid 42, clone G2-11 Anti-Human Amyloid 42, clone G2-13 Human S100B ELISA High Sensitivity Human Amyloid 40 ELISA High Sensitivity Human Amyloid 42 ELISA High Sensitivity Human Amyloid 40 and Amyloid 42 ELISA Human Amyloid 40 Brain ELISA Human Amyloid 42 Brain ELISA Human Amyloid 40 and Amyloid 42 Brain ELISA MILLIPLEX map Human Neurodegenerative Disease Panel 1 MILLIPLEX map Human Neurodegenerative Disease Panel 2 MILLIPLEX map Human Neurodegenerative Disease Panel 3 MILLIPLEX map Human Neurodegenerative Disease Panel 4 Huntingtons Disease Anti-Huntingtin Protein, a.a. 181-810, clone 1HU-4C8 Anti-Huntingtin Protein, clone mEM48 Anti-Huntingtin Associated Protein 40 (HAP40) Polyglutamine-Expansion Diseases Marker Parkinsons Disease Anti-Synuclein, a Anti-Dopamine D2 Receptor Anti-Tyrosine Hydroxylase Anti-Dardarin Anti-Parkin a-Synuclein ELISA Prion Diseases Anti-Prion Protein Anti-Prion Protein, clone 2G11 Prion Protein Anti-14-3-3 phospho Serine58 Anti-Clusterin, a chain AB5058 MAB5542 AG210 AB9750 05-354 AB5038P AB5084P AB152 AB9682 AB9244 NS400 MAB2166 MAB5374 AB5872 MAB1574 AB5078P MAB348 22C11 AB2286 AB2287 AB9668 MABN10 MABN11 MABN12 MABN13 EZHS100B-33K EZHS40 EZHS42 EZHS-SET EZBRAIN40 EZBRAIN42 EZBRAIN-SET HNDG1-36K HNDG2-36K HNDG3-36K HNDG4-36K
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Amyotophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Anti-Neuroketal Anti-Superoxide Dismutase 1 (SOD1) Anti-Calbindin D-28K Anti-p75 NTR Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Anti-Degraded Myelin Black-Gold 2 Myelin Marker Kit Anti-H-CAM (CD44) Anti-MOG Human Oligodendrocyte Differentiation Kit (see page 9) General Neuronal Degeneration Anti-Beclin 1 Fluoro-Jade C Fluoro-Ruby GFAP ELISA Phosphorylated Neurofilament ELISA ChemiKine Pigment Epithelium Derived Factor, Sandwich ELISA Mouse SAA-3 ELISA Human sICAM-1 ELISA Human sVCAM-1 ELISA LentiBrite GFP-LC3 lentiviral Biosensors LentiBrite GFP-LC3 Mutant lentiviral Biosensors Inhibitors g-Secretase Inhibitor XX InSolution g-Secretase Inhibitor X g-Secretase Inhibitor IX g-Secretase Inhibitor XXI, Compound E g-Secretase Inhibitor IV 565789 565771 565770 565790 565788 AB15417 AG325 AG335 NS830 NS170 CYT420 EZMSAA3-12K ECM335 ECM340 17-10193 17-10189 AB5864 AG105 CBL1308 MAB5584 SCR600 AB5611 AB5480 AB1778 AB1554
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oxidative Stress
An excess of free radicals causes oxidative stress, an unstable cellular environment that can result from exposure to alcohol, medications, poor nutrition, trauma, cold, toxins, and overexercise. Free radicals and other reactive oxygen species (ROS) form when cells encounter oxidizing agents or ionizing radiation. ROS can damage DNA, an early step in carcinogenesis; damage to other biomolecules leads to atherosclerosis, cerebral and heart ischemia-reperfusion injury, rheumatoid arthritis, inflammation, diabetes, aging, neurodegenerative diseases, and other disorders.
Goat anti-8-ohdG (Catalogue No. Ab5830) Alzheimer disease brain showing immunohistochemcal staining of oxidized DNA in neurons.
8-Hydroxydeoxyguanosine (8OHdG)
(Catalogue No. AB5830) 8-Hydroxydeoxyguanosine (8OHdG) is a modified base that occurs in DNA due to attack by hydroxyl radicals that are formed as byproducts and intermediates of aerobic metabolism and during oxidative stress. EMD Millipores anti-8 hydroxyguanosine has been shown by ELISA to be completely specific for oxidized DNA while not crossreacting with other naturally occurring nucleotides. This antibody is a valuable tool for elucidating the role of free radical damage in a number of human disease states.
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Oxidative stress detection with OxyBlot, ELISA, IC, IH, & flow cytometry
Oxidative modification of proteins by oxygen free radicals and other reactive species such as hydroxynonenal occurs in physiologic and pathologic processes. As a consequence of the modification, carbonyl groups are introduced into protein side chains by a site-specific mechanism. EMD Millipores oxidative stress detection kits enable simple and sensitive immunodetection of these carbonyl groups.
(H2O2, NO, Superoxides etc.) H2N NH O NO2 Protein sample from cell lysate, tissue homogenate, biological uids. Carbonylmodied protein (DNPH) NO2 N NH
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Anti-Degraded Myelin Basic Protein (MBP) Anti-8-Hydroxydeoxyguanosine Anti-Nitrotyrosine Anti-4-Hydroxynoneal Oxidation Inhibitor FeTMPyP
OxyICC Oxidized Protein Detection Kit OxyBlot Protein Oxidation Detection Kit OxyELISA Oxidized Protein Quantitation Kit Nitrotyrosine ELISA OxyIH Oxidized Protein Detection Kit
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NovaQUANT Human Mitochondrial to Nuclear DNA Ratio Kit
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(Catalogue No. 72620-1KIT) NovaQUANT quantitative real-time PCR (qPCR) assays are an innovative, reliable, and user-friendly way to determine the ratio of mitochondrial to nuclear DNA. This ratio is one measure of mitochondrial content in the cell. The accurate determination of this ratio is key to assessing cellular homeostasis, which can change with respect to cell differentiation, stress, disease, exercise, caloric intake, and toxicity.
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Sensitive and linear detection of key mitochondrial and host cell genes using SYBR Green Technology. Ethidium bromide (Etbr)-treated A549 cells were cultured in 50 ng/ml Etbr. Passage numbers are indicated next to curves, in black.. Etbr is concentrated differentially in the mitochondria due to higher mitochondrial membrane potential and subsequent DNA binding. Cells were directly lysed in PCr reactions, total DNA normalized to 1 ng/ml and targets amplified using paired mitochondrial or nuclear primers in a NovaQuANT qPCr assay using SYbr Green technology. higher passage numbers lead to a greater depletion of mtDNA as cells transition to a glycolytic energy state. Dark lines show no change in nuclear DNA. Wt equals wildtype.
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qPCR assay qPCR assay Flow cytometry Flow cytometry Flow cytometry Flow cytometry Flow cytometry Flow cytometry Multiplexing Multiplexing Multiplexing Tissue staining
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