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. 2016 Jan 17;17(4):659–667. doi: 10.22074/cellj.2016.3838

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Fig.4 — A-P. A comparison of cell density and percentage of degenerated cells in the hippocampal subdivisions. In TMT treated rats, there was decreased cell density in the CA1, CA3, DG (**; P≤0.01) and CA2 (*; P≤0.05) hippocampal compared to the intact controls. However, GA administration ameliorated this finding in the CA1, CA3 and DG hippocampal subdivisions (++; P≤0.01 and +; P≤0.05) compared to the TMT+saline group and Q. The percentage of degenerated neurons decreased in GA treated groups (***; P≤0.001) compared to the saline treated group. Photomicrograph shows cell density in B. CA1, F. CA2, J. CA3, and N. DG areas of the rat hippocampus in the intact control, TMT+saline [D. CA1, H. CA2, L. CA3 and P. DG] and TMT+GA150 [C. CA1, G. CA2, K. CA3 and O. DG] groups. H&E staining. TMT; Trimethyltin chloride, GA; Gallic acid and H&E; Hematoxylin and eosin.