Immunohistochemistry was chosen, because (1) it is well established in the literature that densitometric analysis of colorimetric immunohistochemical staining is as acceptable a method as Western blotting for protein measurement [ 28 ], (2) we had previously established the immunohistochemistry protocols for porcine cardiac tissue specimens [ 13 ], (3) we had obtained highly significant correlations between the densitometric values and those obtained by Western blotting [ 29 ], and (4) in contrast to Western blotting, the immunohistochemistry evaluation of the tissue allows identification of the physical topography and protein expression in different cell types within the tissue specimen.
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Impact of noradrenaline, adrenergic receptors, and radical formation on cardiac mitochondria in resuscitated swine.
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