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Fig. 6. Western blot analysis of spleens. Immunodetection with antibody 1B3 (Farquhar et al., 1996) revealed the presence of proteinase K-resistant PrPSc in spleens of terminally sick wild-type (n=2) and tga20 (n=2) mice after i.n. and f.p. injection of scrapie prions. No or very little proteinase K-resistant PrPSc could be detected in the i.p. or f.p. injected tga20 mice. Indicated above each lane is the genotype of the mouse, the route of inoculation of infectivity, and proteinase K digest. Control experiments were performed with terminally sick intracerebrally inoculated CD1 mice (CD1); mock injected wild-type mice (Bl/6) and PrP knockout mice (PrP0/0). The amount of total protein loaded in each lane was 80 µg.
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