Fig. 5
From: Pyroglutamate and Isoaspartate modified Amyloid-Beta in ageing and Alzheimer’s disease
Pictures of IsoD-Aβ, pE-Aβ, Aβ, AβPP and p-TAU in AD, OC, and YC. Representative pictures of IsoD-Aβ (a), pE3-Aβ (b), Aβ (c), p-TAU (d) staining of AD cases, the significant correlations of which are described in Table 3. Representative pictures of IsoD-Aβ (e), pE3-Aβ (f), Aβ (g), AβPP (h) and p-TAU (i) staining of OC cases, the significant correlations of which are described in Table 3. IsoD-Aβ (j) and pE3-Aβ (k), as well as Aβ, AβPP and p-TAU staining were negative in the majority of YC. Only in two YC cases, IsoD-Aβ (l), pE3-Aβ (m), Aβ (n), AβPP (o) deposits were detectable. Scale bar = 50 μm