Sentences with phrase «esterase staining»

There was a good correlation with esterase staining and AChR labeling in the normal dog.

In the Labrador Retriever with CMS, esterase staining was evident in multiple locations but did not fully correlate with AChR labeling (Figure 4).

In the CMS Jack Russell Terrier esterase staining was present; however, staining for AChR was markedly decreased or absent, consistent with a markedly decreased AChR content.

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Serial sections were evaluated with light microscopy (esterase reaction) and fluorescent microscopy (red fluorescence) and localization of stainings compared.

In the Jack Russell Terrier with CMS (neuromuscular disease control), several end - plates were stained with esterase; however, no AChRs were labeled in the serial muscle section, consistent with the marked decrease in muscle AChRs described in this breed.

Multifocal areas of esterase reactivity were identified, but it could not be determined from this reaction if staining correlated with localization of motor end - plates.

Light microscopic evaluation of histological and histochemical stains and reactions was performed according to standard protocols [20] and included hematoxylin and eosin, modified Gomori trichrome, periodic acid Schiff, phosphorylase, esterase, myofibrillar ATPase reaction at preincubation pH of 9.8, 4.5, and 4.3, reduced nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide - tetrazolium reductase, succinic dehydrogenase, acid phosphatase, and oil red O.

For each dog, histochemical staining for esterase activity (brown stain) is shown along with a serial section demonstrating immunofluorescent localization of α - bungarotoxin for AChR and end - plate localization (red color).