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. 2010 Feb;21(2):327–336. doi: 10.1681/ASN.2009010072

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Histopathology after renal IRI is shown. (A) Acute tubular damage, shown as percentage of damage to total tubular area, was quantified 1, 3, 7, and 30 d after 30 min of IRI of the left kidney in Terc+/+, G1 Terc−/−, and G4 Terc−/− kidneys. (B) Representative periodic acid-Schiff stainings 3 d after IRI showing more acute tubular damage in G4 Terc−/− compared with G1 Terc−/− and Terc+/+. * areas of acute tubular damage. (C) Chronic tubular deterioration and (D) interstitial fibrosis—both reflecting chronic kidney damage—were quantified 1, 3, 7, and 30 d after IRI in Terc+/+, G1 Terc−/−, and G4 Terc−/−. (E) Representative Masson Trichrome stainings showing increased interstitial fibrosis (blue staining, indicated by black arrowhead) in G4 Terc−/− on day 30 after IRI. □, Terc+/+; Inline graphic, G1 Terc−/−; ■, G4 Terc−/−. Data are means ± SEM; significances are indicated. Magnification, ×200.