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. 2011 Aug 26;66A(12):1286–1299. doi: 10.1093/gerona/glr125

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Figure 4. — Levels of Trx2 and glutaredoxin in the tissues of Tg(TRX1)^+/0 and wild-type (WT) mice. The levels of Trx2 (Graph A: left) and glutaredoxin (Graph B: right) were measured in liver from young (4–6 months old) Tg(TRX1)^+/0 mice (closed bar) and WT mice (open bar) by Western blot. Western blots are shown with their respective graphs. No significant difference was observed in Trx2 or glutaredoxin levels in the liver of Tg(TRX1)^+/0 mice compared with WT mice. The data in Graphs A and B are the mean ± SEM from three to five mice.