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. 2017 Jun 30;26(7):1235–1246. doi: 10.1177/0963689717715824

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Figure 5. — Cortical location of transplanted superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles engulfed in human neural progenitor cells (SPION-hNPCs) following blood–brain barrier disruption (BBBD) and magnetic attraction. (A) SPION-hNPCs are found in the dorsal cortex. The scale bar corresponds to 400 μm. (B) The magnified region as indicated in the previous panel “A.” The scale bar corresponds to 200 μm. (C) These cells are immunopositive for SC121 (the human cytoplasmic antigen) and constrain the fluorescent dye linked to the nanoparticle Molday iron oxide nanoparticles. The scale bar corresponds to 20 μm. (D) C121 positive cells constraining the fluorescent dye linked to sans iron oxide rhodamine B particles. The scale bar corresponds to 20 μm.