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. 2019 Feb 15;11(2):228. doi: 10.3390/cancers11020228

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Figure A3 — Conjunctival control tissue staining pattern. (A) CD31 stains all endothelial cells (arrow). (B) D2-40 stains conjunctival lymphatic vessel endothelium (arrow). (C) LYVE-1 stains conjunctival lymphatic vessel endothelium (arrow). (D) Prox-1 is positive in the nuclei of lymphatic endothelial cells (arrow). (E) CD34 is positive in blood vessel endothelium and negative in lymphatic endothelium (arrow). Conjunctival stroma also stains positive. (All panels: original magnification 100×).

Figure A3 — Conjunctival control tissue staining pattern. (A) CD31 stains all endothelial cells (arrow). (B) D2-40 stains conjunctival lymphatic vessel endothelium (arrow). (C) LYVE-1 stains conjunctival lymphatic vessel endothelium (arrow). (D) Prox-1 is positive in the nuclei of lymphatic endothelial cells (arrow). (E) CD34 is positive in blood vessel endothelium and negative in lymphatic endothelium (arrow). Conjunctival stroma also stains positive. (All panels: original magnification 100×).