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. 2012 Feb 15;2012:692467. doi: 10.1155/2012/692467

Figure 2.

Figure 2

(a)–(o). Histological examination of microphotographs obtained from the tissues of twenty animals in each group revealed changes in the architecture of thymus, spleen, ovaries, and liver of treated (0.3 mg/kg/d) animals. Thymus: (a) experimental group (200X); connective tissues (arrow); (b) experimental group (100X)connective tissues (arrow); (c) control group (200X), corticomedullary (green arrow) thymic corpuscles (black arrow); (d) control group (100X) Spleen: (e) experimental group (200X); (f) experimental group (400X); (g) control group (200X), fibrous connective tissue(arrow); (h) control group (100X). Ovaries: (i) experimental group (200X), follicular atresia (arrow); (j) experimental group (100X); (k) control group (200X), follicular (arrow); (l) control group (100X) Liver: (m) experimental group (200X), eosinophilic bodies (blue arrow), ballooned change (green arrow); (n) central vein (arrow) experimental group (100X); (o) control group (200X), eosinophil (arrow); (p) control group (100X).