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. 2015 Mar 8;2015:712546. doi: 10.1155/2015/712546

Figure 3.

Figure 3

In vitro culture of axolotl skin explants on a polystyrene plate. Skin explants with 2 mm punch holes were cultured on 300 μg/cm2, (a) to (d), and 20 μg/cm2, (e) to (h) collagen-coated petri dishes. Images of the wound closure were obtained within 24 h (a) to (d) and 48 h (e) to (h). After culturing for 48 h, the wounded areas remained unable to recover completely on 20 μg/cm2 collagen-coated polystyrene plate (h, dashed line). Cultured wound epithelium showed significant difference of average migration rate after 6 h incubation by unpaired t-test (i). Sample sizes for each condition were as follows: 20 μg/cm2 for 6 h culture: N = 5; 300 μg/cm2 for 6 h culture: N = 5. ** P = 0.0018. Scale bars: 1000 μm.