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. 2009 Jan 16;296(4):L565–L573. doi: 10.1152/ajplung.90487.2008

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Increased nitrotyrosine staining in lung of newborn Nrf2−/− mice exposed to hyperoxia. Top: representative example of nitrotyrosine staining from lung of 4-day-old Nrf2+/+ and 4-day-old Nrf2−/− mice exposed to 72 h of hyperoxia. Arrows point to nitrotyrosine staining. Bottom: significant increase in nitrotyrosine staining in lung of Nrf2−/− oxygen-exposed mice compared with Nrf2+/+ oxygen-exposed mice (P < 0.002) and Nrf2−/− room air mice (P < 0.004), n = 3 for each group. *Significant difference by P value using Student's t-test. RA, room air.