Probing Molecular Diversity and Ultrastructure of Brain Cells with Fluorescent Aptamers
Xiaotang LuiD, Yuelong WuiD, Peter H. LiiD, Tao FangiD, Richard Lee SchalekiD, Yaxin Su, Daniel Raimund BergeriD, Jeffery D. Carter, Sean Lynch, Daniel J. SchneideriD, Shashi Gupta, Viren JainiD, Nebojša JanjićiD, Jeff William LichtmaniD
Abstract
Detergent-free immunolabeling has been proven feasible for correlated light and electron microscopy, but its application is restricted by the availability of suitable affinity reagents. Here we introduce CAptVE, a method using slow off-rate modified aptamers for cell fluorescence labeling on ultrastructurally reconstructable electron micrographs. CAptVE provides labeling for a wide range of biomarkers, offering a pathway to integrate molecular analysis into recent approaches to delineate neural circuits via connectomics.
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