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. 2023 Jul 7;202(3):1067–1083. doi: 10.1007/s12011-023-03742-9

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Fig. 7 — Light photomicrographs of renal cortex revealing a control group illustrates positive PAS reaction in the glomerulus, the basement membrane of the renal tubules ( ), and brush border of proximal convoluted tubules ( ). It is stained magenta red with the PAS stain. b The cisplatin-treated group shows thickened basement membrane of the glomerular tuft ( ). One of the glomeruli shows hyper cellularity (RC). Many proximal convoluted tubules appear degenerated with thickened basement membrane around them ( ). Some tubules show hyaline casts within its lumen ( ). Some distal tubules show dilatation (DT). c Cisplatin and PRP-treated group shows positive reaction within the basement membrane of the renal corpuscle and the proximal convoluted tubules ( ). Few of them appear degenerated with thickened basement membrane ( ). Some distal tubules show dilatation with thickened epithelial basement membrane (DT), and others appear nearly normal (PAS. Mic.Mag ×400)

Inline graphic — Light photomicrographs of renal cortex revealing a control group illustrates positive PAS reaction in the glomerulus, the basement membrane of the renal tubules ( ), and brush border of proximal convoluted tubules ( ). It is stained magenta red with the PAS stain. b The cisplatin-treated group shows thickened basement membrane of the glomerular tuft ( ). One of the glomeruli shows hyper cellularity (RC). Many proximal convoluted tubules appear degenerated with thickened basement membrane around them ( ). Some tubules show hyaline casts within its lumen ( ). Some distal tubules show dilatation (DT). c Cisplatin and PRP-treated group shows positive reaction within the basement membrane of the renal corpuscle and the proximal convoluted tubules ( ). Few of them appear degenerated with thickened basement membrane ( ). Some distal tubules show dilatation with thickened epithelial basement membrane (DT), and others appear nearly normal (PAS. Mic.Mag ×400)