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. 2017 Jan 17;10:5. doi: 10.1186/s13048-016-0299-7

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Fig. 6 — FSH accelerate bloodstream reperfusion in transplanted ovarian tissues. A control group (not cultured): (a) number of 2MD-FITC-Dextran granules in ovarian blood vessels 36 h after transplantation of fresh ovaries; (b) negative control (no 2MD-FITC-Dextran injected control): There were no 2MD-FITC -Dextran granules in the ovarian tissue at 36 h after transplantation of ovaries which treated with 0.30 IU/ml FSH for 6 h; (c) culture with 0.30 IU/ml FSH: Numerous 2MD-FITC-Dextran granules in ovarian blood vessels 36 h after transplantation of ovaries which treated with 0.30 IU/ml FSH for 6 h; (d) culture with 0.00 IU/ml FSH: Few 2MD-FITC-Dextran granules in the ovarian blood vessels 36 h after transplantation of ovaries which treated with 0.00 IU/ml FSH for 6 h; (e). Mean vascular density of transplanted ovarian tissues. Asterisk (*) indicates a significant increase between the two groups (P < 0.05) (×200)