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. 1997 May 5;185(9):1693–1704. doi: 10.1084/jem.185.9.1693

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Ear biopsies: inhibition of LTB₄-induced neutrophil infiltration by 16-phenoxy-LXA₄. (A) Section of ear exposed to vehicle alone (8 h). (B) sections of ears exposed to LTB₄ (5 μg) for 8 h as in Fig. 8, upper panel, low power field; bottom panel, high power. Arrow indicates presence of neutrophils. (C) Ears exposed to 16-phenoxy-LXA₄ and LTB₄ as in Fig. 8; upper panel, low power field and bottom, high power field showing a sharp reduction in neutrophils. Sections were prepared as described in Materials and Methods and stained with hematoxylin and eosin.

Ear biopsies: inhibition of LTB₄-induced neutrophil infiltration by 16-phenoxy-LXA₄. (A) Section of ear exposed to vehicle alone (8 h). (B) sections of ears exposed to LTB₄ (5 μg) for 8 h as in Fig. 8, upper panel, low power field; bottom panel, high power. Arrow indicates presence of neutrophils. (C) Ears exposed to 16-phenoxy-LXA₄ and LTB₄ as in Fig. 8; upper panel, low power field and bottom, high power field showing a sharp reduction in neutrophils. Sections were prepared as described in Materials and Methods and stained with hematoxylin and eosin.