Table 4.
Reference | Age, pathology, fixation | Thickness/brain area/clearing procedure/image analysis | Staining |
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Chung et al. (2013) | 7 y/male/autism | 500 μm frontal cortex, Brodmann area 10 active clearing |
MBP, parvalbumin neurofilament, GFAP tyrosine hydroxylase |
Liu et al. (2016) | Parkinson patient | 3 000 μm (imaging up to 771 μm) cerebellum passive clearing |
neurofilament Iba-1, α-synuclein tyrosine hydroxylase |
Ando et al. (2014) | 5 AD patients 2 controls |
500 μm frontal cortex passive clearing |
anti-tau B19 anti-Aβ 4G8 neurofilament |
Phillips et al. (2016) | 2 controls 5 mitochondrial disease patients |
250 μm cerebellum passive clearing |
MBP neurofilament mitochondria COXI Glut-1 α-smooth muscle actin |
Costantini et al. (2015) | 10 y/child hemimegalencephaly |
2000 μm (imaging up to 1 000 μm) passive clearing intracortical fiber tracking for 1 mm |
parvalbumin nuclei (DAPI) GFAP |
(Leuze et al., 2016) | no information available | 500 μm thalamus, passive clearing structural tensor analysis |
neurofilament |
Current study | 54-70 y/3 controls no neurological diseases |
8 000 μm transparency, temporal lobe, corpus callosum passive and mild active clearing (imaging 2.5 × 2.5 × 4 mm3) fiber orientation distribution cell classification |
MBP, HuC/D, GFAP, ß-III-tubulin, Iba-1, parvalbumin, helix aspersa agglutinin |