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Figure 8

From: Clustering of transcriptional profiles identifies changes to insulin signaling as an early event in a mouse model of Alzheimer’s disease

Figure 8

Insulin receptor substrate 4 (IRS4) protein is localized to axons in the cortex. Immnofluorescence was used to determine the location of IRS4 protein. The IRS4 protein (green) is readily detectable in multiple brain regions including the cortex. The majority of the IRS4 protein co-localizes with myelinated axons (as indicated by the significant overlap between IRS4 with myelin basic protein (MBP, red). Colocalization is indicated in yellow (e.g. arrowhead). However, IRS4 is also present in non-myelinated axons (longer arrow, lower right panel). Lower panels are a higher magnification of the boxed regions indicated in the upper panels. Scale bars: upper panels = 25 μm, lower panels = 10 μm.

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