Mass spectrometry imaging of kidney sections

KK Koichi Kikuchi
DS Daisuke Saigusa
YK Yoshitomi Kanemitsu
YM Yotaro Matsumoto
PT Paxton Thanai
NS Naoto Suzuki
KM Koki Mise
HY Hiroaki Yamaguchi
TN Tomohiro Nakamura
KA Kei Asaji
CM Chikahisa Mukawa
HT Hiroki Tsukamoto
TS Toshihiro Sato
YO Yoshitsugu Oikawa
TI Tomoyuki Iwasaki
YO Yuji Oe
TT Tomoya Tsukimi
NF Noriko N. Fukuda
HH Hsin-Jung HO
FN Fumika Nanto-Hara
JO Jiro Ogura
RS Ritsumi Saito
SN Shizuko Nagao
YO Yusuke Ohsaki
SS Satoshi Shimada
TS Takehiro Suzuki
TT Takafumi Toyohara
EM Eikan Mishima
HS Hisato Shima
YA Yasutoshi Akiyama
YA Yukako Akiyama
MI Mariko Ichijo
TM Tetsuro Matsuhashi
AM Akihiro Matsuo
YO Yoshiaki Ogata
CY Ching-Chin Yang
CS Chitose Suzuki
MB Matthew C. Breeggemann
JH Jurgen Heymann
MS Miho Shimizu
SO Susumu Ogawa
NT Nobuyuki Takahashi
TS Takashi Suzuki
YO Yuji Owada
SK Shigeo Kure
NM Nariyasu Mano
TS Tomoyoshi Soga
TW Takashi Wada
JK Jeffrey B. Kopp
SF Shinji Fukuda
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MSI of kidney sections was performed as previously reported30. Briefly, kidney tissues were sectioned to 8 μm in thickness with a cryostat and thaw-mounted onto indium tin oxide-coated glass slides. Using a 0.3 mm caliber nozzle airbrush (Procon boy FWA Platinum; Mr. Hobby), 9-AA (750 μL, 4.5 mg/mL in methanol) was sprayed on the slide. MALDI-MSI analysis was performed using iMScope (Shimadzu, Japan). Mass spectra of the designated areas on a specimen photographed before matrix application were acquired in the negative ion mode. Mass spectra were acquired under the condition of a laser frequency and scanning mass ranging from m/z 200 to m/z 220 and m/z 170 to m/z 189. The spatial interval of data points was 50 μm, giving 10,120 data points in total for each section. The data collected through the microscopic system were digitally processed using Imaging MS Solution analysis software (Shimadzu).

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