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. 2008 May 24;14(1-2):267–274. doi: 10.1111/j.1582-4934.2008.00369.x

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Fig 2 — Neo-vascularization within the explanted neo-tissue at day 14 after transplantation. (A) Transplantation situs of the arterio-veno-venous vessel loop within the subcutaneous chamber loaded with FLC in the fibrin-matrix (4×). (B) CD31 staining 10 × 10. The staining for the endothelial cell marker CD31 showed an intact endothelial layer in the central AV-loop vessel. (C): CD31 staining 10 × 10. The CD31 staining confirmed an intact endothelium of numerous small capillaries formed 14 days after transplantation within the fibrin-matrix in the neo-tissue.

Fig 2 — Neo-vascularization within the explanted neo-tissue at day 14 after transplantation. (A) Transplantation situs of the arterio-veno-venous vessel loop within the subcutaneous chamber loaded with FLC in the fibrin-matrix (4×). (B) CD31 staining 10 × 10. The staining for the endothelial cell marker CD31 showed an intact endothelial layer in the central AV-loop vessel. (C): CD31 staining 10 × 10. The CD31 staining confirmed an intact endothelium of numerous small capillaries formed 14 days after transplantation within the fibrin-matrix in the neo-tissue.