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. 2019 Feb 14;3(4):748–762. doi: 10.1210/js.2018-00393

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Figure 4. — Cardiac fibrosis in patients pre- and postcardiac transplant. (A) Quantified fibrotic data are shown for explanted heart tissue (LV and RA, black dots) and grafted heart biopsies (Bi 1-10, colored dots). (B) Representative images of the fibrotic variability between patients showing high levels of fibrosis (top) and low levels of fibrosis (bottom) where blue is fibrotic tissue (collagen I and III) and red is healthy cardiac tissue. Images of the RA, Bi 1, Bi 4, and Bi 10 showing different patients at same time point pre- and postcardiac transplant.