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![Fig. 2 Human (A, B) and mouse (C) retina whole mounts. (A) Fluorescence image of rhodopsin (Rho 1D4) label- ing of rods surrounding unlabeled cones in a human retinal whole mount. Cones are unlabeled and appear as holes surrounded by labeled rods. (B) Fluorescence image of <t>ABCA4</t> (Rim 3F4) labeling of cones surrounded by labeled rods [10]. (C) Fluorescence image of cone opsin (blue and red/green opsin) labeling of cone photo- receptors in a mouse retinal whole mount](https://doi-unpaywalled-images-cdn.bioz.com/7032/10__1007_slash_978___1___4939___8669___9/10__1007_slash_978___1___4939___8669___9____page295_image1.jpg)
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Article Title: Retinal Degeneration
Journal: Methods in Molecular Biology
doi: 10.1007/978-1-4939-8669-9
Figure Legend Snippet: Fig. 2 Human (A, B) and mouse (C) retina whole mounts. (A) Fluorescence image of rhodopsin (Rho 1D4) label- ing of rods surrounding unlabeled cones in a human retinal whole mount. Cones are unlabeled and appear as holes surrounded by labeled rods. (B) Fluorescence image of ABCA4 (Rim 3F4) labeling of cones surrounded by labeled rods [10]. (C) Fluorescence image of cone opsin (blue and red/green opsin) labeling of cone photo- receptors in a mouse retinal whole mount
Techniques Used: Fluorescence, Labeling
Figure Legend Snippet: Fig. 5 Immunofluorescence of mouse retinal cryosections labeled with antibodies to various proteins localized in photoreceptors. (A) Labeling of wild-type (WT) mouse retina section with Rim 5B4 antibody to ABCA4, the ATP-binding cassette transporter found primarily in photoreceptor cells. (B) Labeling of ABCA4 knockout (KO) mouse section with Rim 5B4 antibody as a control. Labeling of outer segments is absent confirming the speci- ficity of the Rim 5B4 to ABCA4. Some autofluorescence is observed in the RPE cells arising from bisretinoid compounds such as A2E which accumulate in RPE cells of ABCA4 KO mice. (C) Labeling of WT mouse section with RetGC1 8A5 against guanylate cyclase 1 present in rod and cone outer segments. (D) Labeling of WT mouse section with calnexin antibody showing the location of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) in photorecep- tors just above the ONL. Arrows in (A) and (C) show cone OS labeling. Labeling in (A–C) just below the ONL are blood cells with surface Ig labeled with the secondary antibody against mouse Ig. Bar = 20 μm
Techniques Used: Immunofluorescence, Labeling, Binding Assay, Knock-Out, Control
Figure Legend Snippet: Fig. 2 TPM imaging of the retina and RPE in mouse models of retinal pathologies in vivo. (a) TPM imaging based on endogenous fluorophores. Left, brightly fluorescent granules of retinal condensation products are visible in the retina and RPE of 3.5-month-old Mertk−/−Abca4−/−Rdh8−/− mice, with defective phagocytosis and retinoid cycle pathways [17]. Right, retinosomes outline the contours of RPE cells in 1-year-old albino Rpe65−/− mice, a mouse model of Leber congenital amaurosis. Both images were obtained with 800 nm laser light. (b) Visualization of retinal capillaries in vivo, in 1-year-old C57BL/6J-TyrC-2J mice, after tail vain injection with a fluorescein—BSA solution; this approach can be used to evaluate leakage from retinal capillaries in mice with induced diabetes. Both left and right images are from different sections of the retina in the same eye. Images were obtained with 820 nm laser light
Techniques Used: Imaging, In Vivo, Injection
Figure Legend Snippet: Fig. 3 Ex vivo TPM imaging of the retina after induction of photoreceptor damage in intact eyes of 1-month-old albino Abca4−/−Rdh8−/− mice. Reconstructed volumes obtained from a series of z-stack images obtained with 730 nm excitation light are shown in both (a) and (b). The RPE is at z = 0, and the section outlined in blue is 10 μm under the RPE (toward the ganglion cell layer). Red arrows indicate enlarged photoreceptors [12], yel- low arrows point to RPE nuclei. (a) Retinal 3D volume from a mouse treated with DMSO before induction of photoreceptor damage. (b) Retinal 3D volume from a mouse treated with an investigative pharmaceutical before induction of photoreceptor damage. Large quantities of enlarged photoreceptors present in mice treated with DMSO indicate severe damage to the retina
Techniques Used: Ex Vivo, Imaging
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