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. 2016 Sep 30;5(11):1625–1630. doi: 10.1242/bio.019976

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

Results of the histological analysis. (A) Y79 xenograft tumour from a nude mouse eye 6 weeks after injection (25× magnification), the tumour (black star) grows in the vitreous but does not penetrate the retina (black arrow). (B) Y79 xenograft tumour from a nude mouse eye 6 weeks after injection (25× magnification). Here the tumour, after having grown in the vitreous (smaller black star), penetrated the retina and after strong subretinal growth (bigger black star) pressed the retina (black arrow) in direction of the lens (L). (C) Y79 xenograft tumour from a nude mouse eye 9 weeks after injection (25× magnification), the tumour (black star) has replaced all structures of the inner eye, i.e. the vitreous, the retina and the lens and broke through the cornea (out of sight).