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. 2016 Nov 24;7:559. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2016.00559

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Immunocytochemical staining for IL18, NALP3 and CASP1. CBD-hGMSCs showed a negative staining for IL-18, NALP3, and CASP1 compared to CTR-hGMSCs. Instead, hGMSCs-SR141716A and hGMSCs-AM630 showed a significant positive staining for IL-18, NALP3, and CASP1 compared to CBD-hGMSCs. The graph represented the densytometric quantitative analysis. For IL-18 CTR-hGMSCs vs. CBD-hGMSCs ^***p < 0.001; SR141716A-hGMSCs vs. AM630-hGMSCs ^****p < 0.0001. For NALP3 CTR-hGMSCs vs. CBD-hGMSCs ^**p < 0.01; SR141716A-hGMSCs vs. AM630-hGMSCs ^**p < 0.01. For CASP-1 CTR-hGMSCs vs. CBD-hGMSCs ^***p < 0.001; SR141716A-hGMSCs vs. AM630-hGMSCs ^***p < 0.001.