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. 2018 Jun 21;26(8):1953–1964. doi: 10.1016/j.ymthe.2018.06.014

Figure 5.

Figure 5

A Schematic Illustration Summarizing the Effects of Tamoxifen Treatment on MGCs and Photoreceptors in Pde6bH620Q/STOPPde6gCre/+ Mouse Models

(A) A line graph comparing the photoreceptor layer thickness between treated (solid blue line) and untreated (dotted blue line) Pde6bH620Q/STOPPde6gCre/+ mice over time. Approximately 2 weeks after treatment, the photoreceptor layer thickness in Pde6bH620Q/STOPPde6gCre/+ mice plateaus and remains constant over time. (B) A line graph comparing MGC density between treated (solid orange line) and untreated (dotted orange line) Pde6bH620Q/STOPPde6gCre/+ mice over time. MGC density and inflammation returned to normal WT levels by 6 weeks after tamoxifen treatment.