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- Zhang et al., 2016 - Manipulating the air-filled zebrafish swim bladder as a neutrophilic inflammation model for acute lung injury
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Fig. 2
Neutrophils are recruited to the LPS-injected swim bladders in vivo. Neutrophils accumulate in the swim bladders of Tg(mpo:GFP/flk1:mCherry) zebrafish larva after the LPS (50 ng) injection (green, neutrophil; red, vessels; z-stack: 31 sections every 5 μm; scale bar: 70 μm; arrow indicates a neutrophil that is moving into the swim bladder; time is expressed as h:min:s starting at 40 min post injection; see Supplementary Movie S1). The magnification is presented in the top right corner of each image |
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