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. 2015 Sep 3;5:13497. doi: 10.1038/srep13497

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Co-staining with the pericyte marker NG2 demonstrates that PDGFRß positive cells are immunoreactive for NG2 at day 5 after brain trauma (A). Note the typical perinuclear expression of NG2. In addition we found that some PDGFRß positive cells expressed the pericyte marker Desmin (B). Note that NG2 is a perinuclear protein whilst Desmin is an intracellular filament protein. Therefore both markers do not totally overlap with PDGFRß due to their different subcellular localization.