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Fig. 6 | Journal of Neuroinflammation

Fig. 6

From: Lymphotoxin β receptor-mediated NFκB signaling promotes glial lineage differentiation and inhibits neuronal lineage differentiation in mouse brain neural stem/progenitor cells

Fig. 6

Transgenic inactivation of astroglial NFκB pathway inhibits constitutive and LT-induced astroglial lineage differentiation but favors neuronal lineage differentiation. a, b Quantitative analysis of neuronal lineage differentiation determined by Tuj1 (immature neurons) and DCX (neuroblasts). c, d Quantitative analysis of glial lineage differentiation determined by GFAP (astrocytes) or MBP (Oligodendrocytes). Multi-labeled fluorescent immunocytochemistry and confocal image analysis were performed at 1–6 days of differentiation from SVZ NSCs/NPCs of littermated wild-type (WT) and GFAP-dnIκBα transgenic mice (TG) in the presence or absence of LTα1β2 (100 ng/ml). The percentage of Tuj1+ or DCX+ (neurons/neuroblasts), GFAP+ (astrocytes) and MBP+ (oligodendrocytes) over DAPI-stained cells per field under × 40 objective was determined. Data from 8 fields per duplicate well of each experiment containing littermated WT and TG NSCs/NPCs in 16-well chamberslide from 3 paired animals were statistically analyzed by two-tailed student t-test. *p < 0.05 and **p < 0.01 indicate significant changes in LTα1β2 treatment as compared to corresponding control. +p < 0.05 and ++p < 0.01 indicate significant changes in the TG group as compared with corresponding WT group

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