Fig. 2
From: Increased levels of a pro-inflammatory IgG receptor in the midbrain of people with schizophrenia
IgG 50kDA (a–c) and 25-kDa (d–f) protein abundance was comparable between schizophrenia cases and control subjects. IgG 50-kDa and 25-kDa immunoreactive bands were detected in midbrain protein homogenates from all individuals. IgG protein abundance relative to β-actin was unchanged when comparing midbrain from schizophrenia cases (b, e) and control subjects (b, e). No significant differences were found when comparing midbrain IgG protein abundance from high-inflammation biotype schizophrenia cases, low-inflammation biotype schizophrenia cases, and control subjects (c, f). kDa; kilodalton, CON; control subject, IC; internal control, SCZ Low; low-inflammation schizophrenia case, SCZ High; high-inflammation schizophrenia case. Mean ± SEM