Histologie Introduction (5)

Techniques Spéciales (2)

Gérard ABADJIANFaculté de Médecine2008

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• Colorations spéciales (01)

• Cristaux (Lumière Polarisée)

• Immunofluorescence– Directe

• Techniques immuno-enzymatiques:– Immunohistochimie

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Cristaux (Oxalate): Lumière Polarisée

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Immunofluorescence directe

Antigène X

Anticorps Anti-X Fluorochrome

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Techniques immuno-enzymatiques (ImmunoHistoChimie)

Anticorps primaire

Ac secondaire marqué à la Peroxydase

HRP

Anticorps primaire

Ac secondaire

Complexe Peroxydase AntiPeroxydase (PAP)

Antigène X

Indirecte PAPIndex

Marqueurs cellulaires

• Membranaires (ex. tissu lymphoïde)

• Cytoplasmiques:– Filaments intermédiaires– Produits de sécrétion

• Nucléaires• Récepteurs….

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NEURON SPECIFIC ENOLASE:Glycolytic enzyme, αγ,γγ subunits,…non specific)

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NEUROFILAMENT:Main structural element in neuronal axones and dendrites

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SYNAPTOPHYSIN : Membrane glycoprotein, presynaptic vesicles

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GLIAL FIBRILLARY ACIDIC PROTEIN:Intermediate filament protein in astrocytes and ependymal cells

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NFIndex

Ex.: Granulations neuro-sécrétoires

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Gérard ABADJIANLe 7 Février 2007

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