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Additional file 1 of Cellular response to spinal cord injury in regenerative and non-regenerative stages in Xenopus laevis

Gabriela Edwards-faretKarina González-pintoArantxa Cebrián-sillaJohany PeñaililloJosé Manuel García-verdugoJuan Larraín

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otorhinolaryngologic diseasescomplex mixtures

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Additional file 1: Figure S1. Cellular response to spinal cord injury in R- and NR-stages. (A) Centriolar satellite ultrastructure (arrowheads) in cells surrounding the rostral stump. (B) Radial projection of cells lining the central canal (yellow shadow). (C) Neutrophil in the injury site at 2 dpt in animals at NF stage 50. (C-E) Cells lining a rosette structure at 6 dpt are characterized by a (D) basal collagen lamina (blue shadow), (E) interdigitations and adherent junctions (arrowheads), and (F) intermediate filaments (arrowheads). Graphs of the number of red blood cells/μm2 × 105 at (G) 2 and 6 dpt in NF stage 50, and (H) at 2 and 6 dpt in NF stage 66. Graphs of the number of macrophages/μm2 × 105 at (I) 2 and 6 dpt in NF stage 50, and (J) at 2 and 6 dpt in NF stage 66. t-Test: ** p

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2021-01-01
https://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.13685105