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. 2017 Oct 13;7:13113. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-13302-6

Figure 5.

Figure 5

ApoAI and lipoprotein receptors were co-localized with lipid A in blood-brain interfaces. Double immunofluorescence of Lipid A and ApoAI, SR-BI, ApoER2 or LDLr were made in Medulla oblongata (A–D), lateral ventricle (E–H), septal vein (I–L) and subfornical organ (M–P). In all cases green corresponds to Lipid A immunosignal and blue DAPI staining in nucleus. Red immunosignal corresponds to ApoAI (A, E, I and M), SR-BI (B,F,J and N), ApoER2 (C,G,K, and O) and LDLr (D,H,L and P). Arrows indicate green and red immunosignals overlapping in astrocyte-like cells (A–D), tanycyte-like cells from the lateral ventricle (E–H), endothelial-like cells (I–L) and ependymal cells from the subfornical organ (M–P). Head arrows indicate green and red immunosignals overlapping in meninges. Corpus callosum (cc), choroid plexus (chp), hippocampal fissure (fi), ventral hippocampal commissure (vhc), subfornical organ (SFO) and septal vein (sv). Scale bars = 20 µm.