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. 2011 Aug 25;6(8):e24008. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0024008

Figure 4. Imaging of bacteria and cells within opaque infected mouse corneas.

Figure 4

Panel (a) shows NAD(P)H autofluorescence (magenta) of corneal epithelial cells and bacteria (green) detected from optically opaque (infected) mouse eyes 24 h post-scratch and inoculation. In panel (b), bacteria (green) within the stroma of the cornea were found to orient themselves along the pattern of the collagen fibrils. Field size: 189 µm × 189 µm.