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Fig. 7 | Acta Neuropathologica Communications

Fig. 7

From: Proteomics analysis identifies new markers associated with capillary cerebral amyloid angiopathy in Alzheimer’s disease

Fig. 7

Expression of CAA type-1 markers in other small vessel diseases. IHC for Aβ, NDP, COL6A2, APCS and APOE was performed. In a CAA type-1 case immunoreactivity for all marker proteins is confirmed (a-e). Also immunoreactivity is seen for all markers in the cotton wool case and Aβ pathology was confirmed (f). For NDP, APOE and APCS immunoreactivity is also seen localizing to severe dyshoric angiopathy (g, i and j). COL6A2 immunoreactivity is restricted to the vessel wall (h). In de Prp-CAA case Aβ pathology was absent (k). Extensive immunoreactivity was observed for NDP, COL6A2, APOE and APCS (l-o). No immunoreactivity was observed for Aβ, NDP, COL6A2, APOE and APCS in the white matter of control tissue (p-t). In the CADASIL case no Aβ pathology was present (u). Mild immunoreactivity for NDP (v) COL62A staining was most pronounced (w). APOE and APCS also displayed mild immunoreactivity related to the affected vessels (x, y). In hypertension related small vessel disease no Aβ was detected (z) immunoreactivity of COLA6A2 was moderate (ab) while immunoreactivity for NDP, APOE and APCS were low but present (aa, ac and ad). In the CARASAL case only prominent immunoreactivity of COL6A2 was seen in affected vessels (ag) while NDP, APOE and APCS were absent (af, ah and ai). Scale bar in (a) indicates 100 μm

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