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. 2013 Oct 4;5(12):1804–1820. doi: 10.1002/emmm.201302661

Figure 3.

Long-term AE expression induces leukaemia. With the exception of Fig 3D data shown was obtained from long-term reconstituted mice without DOX or animals that have been exposed to DOX for 16–18 months. * p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01; ns, not significant.

  1. The absolute percentages ± SD of immature Gr1low and mature Gr1high granulocytic cells in the BM of reconstituted controls (white bars) and DOX-induced mice (black bars) are shown.

  2. Peripheral blood film from an AE-expressing mouse with blasts (arrows).

  3. Bar diagram showing the spleen weight ± SD from eight control (white bar) and eight long-term induced (black bar) mice. Two-tailed unpaired t-test analysis demonstrated significant differences in spleen weight between control and AE-induced mice (p = 0.0052).

  4. Images show sections through the bone marrow (BM) of the spinal cord taken from a mouse that was DOX-induced during 22 months. The left image shows an overview and the right picture a magnification revealing the invasion of leukaemic cells into the surrounding muscle tissue.

  5. Representative H&E-stained organ sections from leukaemic mice demonstrating the invasion of cells into spleen, thymus, liver, kidney and lung. Pictures at the bottom show a detail of the above image at a higher magnification.

Figure 3