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. 2014 Jan 13;41(1):35–39. doi: 10.5999/aps.2014.41.1.35

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Fig. 3 — Immunochemical stain of Aurora-A protein expression

(A) Aurora kinase A (Aurora-A) was not expressed in normal skin tissue (immunochemical stain, ×20). (B) Diabetic skin tissue displayed increased expression of Aurora-A (immunochemical stain, ×100). Two black rectangle boxes show the magnified area. (C) Aurora-A was stained at the basal cell layer (black arrows) (immunochemical stain, ×400). (D) It was observed that inflammatory cells (black arrow) were stained in the upper dermis (immunochemical stain, ×400).