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. 2020 Jan 27;13(1):188–196. doi: 10.14202/vetworld.2020.188-196

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Figure-4 — Group I (normal control group) showed normal architecture of ovaries follicular cytostructure (1000×); Group II-a (cyclophosphamide-induced control group) showed apoptotic bodies surrounded by fibrous (1500×); Group II-b (cyclophosphamide-treated group) shrunken cells, cortical fibrosis, and pyknotic nucleus (1500×); Group III (alpha-lipoic acid-treated group) intact nucleus, normal intercellular junction, mild cortical fibrosis, mild nuclear margination, and less amount of electron-dense material (1000×); Group IV (omega-3 fatty acids treated group) showed intact nucleus, normal intercellular junction, mild cortical fibrosis, mild nuclear margination, and less amount of electron-dense material (1000×); Group V (alpha-lipoic acid+omega-3 fatty acids treated group) showed normal architecture, intact nuclear membrane, and chromatin material with few electron-dense bodies (1000×).