PMID: 2497689Jan 1, 1989Paper

Distribution of TRH-like immunoreactivity with special reference to coexistence with other neuroactive compounds

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
T HökfeltJ Freedman

Abstract

During the last years, several important advancements have been made that are of importance for our understanding of the distribution and localization of neurons and cells producing TRH-LI. As detailed in other chapters in this volume, the precursor for TRH has been characterized that has allowed production of antibodies raised against specific sequences of this precursor. This, in turn, has provided new tools for the immunohistochemical elucidation of TRH systems in the CNS. The TRH precursor has also been cloned, leading to possibilities for studying the localization of TRH mRNA with in situ hybridization. Finally, as shown in this paper, improvement of the fixation technique has made it possible to visualize extensive TRH-immunoreactive cell body and fiber systems with antiserum raised against the TRH tripeptide. The results from the latter studies and those with antisera directed to the TRH precursor and in situ hybridization are in good agreement, with some minor exceptions. It should be pointed out that some of the systems described here, for example TRH positive-cell bodies in cortical areas and the hippocampal formation, contain only a very weak immunoreactivity. As always with immunohistochemical techniques, the possib...Continue Reading

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