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. 1999 Feb 15;19(4):1189–1202. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.19-04-01189.1999

Table 3.

Cellular localization of huntingtin in striatum reported by various authors3-a

Authors of study Amino acid sequence target of antisera3-b Species studied Cholinergic interneurons Parvalbumin interneurons SS/NPY/NOS interneurons Calbindinergic projection neurons Patch vs matrix
Present paper aa181–812 aa1247–1646 aa2416–2541 Rat Rich in Ht Minority rich in Ht, majority poor in Ht Vast majority devoid of Ht 65% moderate in Ht; remainder devoid of Ht Patch same as matrix
Kosinski et al., 1997 aa1981–2580 Rat Poor in Ht Minority rich in Ht, majority poor in Ht Vast majority devoid of Ht Approximately 90% moderate to rich in Ht; remainder devoid of Ht Patch richer than matrix
Ferrante et al., 1997 aa549–679 Human Poor in or devoid of Ht Not done Devoid of Ht Approximately half moderate in Ht; remainder devoid of Ht Patch poorer than matrix
Sapp et al., 1997 aa585–745 Human Large neurons labeled for Ht; unclear how intensely Not done Not done Many contain Ht; unclear how many or how intensely Patch poorer than matrix
Bhide et al., 1996 aa1–17 Mouse Presumptive cholinergic neurons rich in Ht Not done Not done Many or all moderate in Ht Patch same as matrix
Gutekunst et al., 1995 aa549–679 Rat, monkey, humans Presumptive cholinergic neurons rich in Ht Not done Not done Many or all moderate in Ht Presumed patch richer than matrix in human
F3-a

 This table compares the findings of the present study and previous immunohistochemical studies on the localization of huntingtin (Ht) in the striatal neuron types examined in the present study.

F3-b

 Although the studies noted in this table in many cases used a number of different antisera against Ht, only the antisera indicated were used for the localization of Ht in the neuronal cell types of relevance to this table.