Huntington Disease (HD)
See Table of Stains appropriate for HD
Overview
The pathological features of Huntington Disease that are most often studied through neurohistology include de-myelination, axonal degeneration and inflammation involving an immune reaction including high cellularity around vessels. NSA has processed both human and animal model brains and spinal cords in support of Huntington Disease research.
Rodent Brains: Brain tissue of animal models is commonly used in Huntington Disease research. There are several approaches NSA employs in processing brain tissue.
25 Mouse Brains Coronal
Up to 25 mouse brains are co-embedded and
appear on each MultiBrain® slide section.
EM48 and S830 Show the Aggregates of Huntington Disease
EM48 Hippocampus
S830, Huntington Disease Mouse Model Hippocampus, 20x
EM48 Striatum
EM48 Cortex
If you would like further information about how NSA can assist you with your research, please contact us or refer to our catalog.
