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. 2020 Aug 12;21(16):5779. doi: 10.3390/ijms21165779

Table 3.

Primary antibodies used for different immunohistochemical techniques and the retrieval methods applied for each of them.

Antibody Antigen Type Dilution Retrieval Method Source
L42 Prion protein Monoclonal 1:500 Formic acid 15 min
Proteinase K 15 min
Heat treatment 20 min
Peroxidase blocking
DAKO
Anti- GFAP GFAP Polyclonal 1:500 Peroxidase blocking DAKO
Anti-IBA-1 IBA-1 Polyclonal 1:1.000 Heat treatment 20 min
Peroxidase blocking
WAKO
IL-1 alpha IL-1 Polyclonal 1:100 Autoclave 121 °C (citrate buffer 10%) ThermoFisher
Anti-IL-1RN IL-1R Polyclonal 1:100 Autoclave 121 °C (citrate buffer 10%) Sigma
IL-2R.1 IL-2R Monoclonal 1:1.000 PTLink 96 °C ThermoFisher
8H12 IL-6 Monoclonal 1:20 Autoclave 121 °C (citrate buffer 10%) ThermoFisher
OTI1D10 IL-10R Monoclonal 1:250 PTLink 96 °C ThermoFisher
Ber-H2 TNFαR Monoclonal Ready to use PTLink 96 °C DAKO
IFNGR1 IFNγR Polyclonal 1:200 Autoclave 121 °C (citrate buffer 10%) ThermoFisher

Immunostained sections were scored by two independent operators on a scale ranging from 0 (minimum) to 4 (maximum), as previously described [14,19,20], regarding the intensity of pathological prion protein accumulation, and astroglial and microglial activation. Morphological glial alterations were also evaluated in 10 microscopic fields in each brain region. For neuroinflammatory markers, observers scored the intensity of immunostaining by counting positive cells [64] in 5 microscopic fields in each brain region examined.