Additional file 2 of The distribution of neuroligin4, an autism-related postsynaptic molecule, in the human brain

Additional file 2: Figure S2. Additional images stained with anti-NL4-p1 and anti-NL4-m1. (A, B) Low magnification views of a neonatal paraventricular nucleus (case ID: N1) stained with either anti-NL4-p1 (A) or anti-NL4-m1 (B). Similar staining patterns are confirmed, yielding a higher signal-to noise ratio by anti-NL4-p1. (C, D) Low magnification views of a neonatal supraoptic nucleus (case ID: N1) stained with either anti-NL4-p1 (C) or anti-NL4-m1 (D). Similar staining patterns were confirmed. (E, F) Low magnification views of adult oculomotor nuclei (case ID: A7) stained with either anti-NL4-p1 (E) or anti-NL4-m1 (F). Intense signals are observed in neurons by anti-NL4-p1, while weak signals are identified in neurons by anti-NL4-m1. (G, H) Low magnification views of an adult locus coeruleus (case ID: A4) stained with either anti-NL4-p1 (G) or anti-NL4-m1 (H). Similar staining patterns are confirmed, yielding a higher signal-to noise ratio by anti-NL4-p1. Scale bars = 250 µm (A-H).