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Use of 1.4-nm immunogold particles for immunocytochemistry on ultra- thin cryosections

T Takizawa and JM Robinson

Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy, Ohio State University, Columbus.

We present a new application for the use of small immunogold particles (approximately 1.4-nm diameter) for ultrastructural immunocytochemistry. These small gold particles have been used on ultra- thin cryosections in conjunction with a silver enhancement procedure that does not degrade ultrastructural detail. We have used the human neutrophil as a model system, in which known protein markers of two different cytoplasmic granules were localized, in the development of this procedure. The 1.4-nm immunogold particles coupled with silver enhancement yield intense labeling for localization of lactoferrin, a marker for the specific granules, and myeloperoxidase, a marker for the azurophil granules. Double labeling in which one antigen was visualized with 1.4-nm gold and silver enhancement and a second antigen was detected with colloidal gold-IgG on the same ultra-thin cryosection was successfully achieved. We also show that 1.4-nm diameter immunogold particles penetrate into cryosectioned neutrophils to a greater extent than 5-nm or 10-nm immunogold probes. These results show that small immunogold particles, along with silver enhancement, are a useful addition to the immunolabeling methods available for use with ultra- thin cryosections.

Volume 42, Issue 12, pp. 1615-1623, 12/01/1994
Copyright © 1994 by The Histochemical Society


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