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. 2019 Mar 6;28(5):607–618. doi: 10.1177/0963689719835181

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Fig. 2. — The time lines of different experiments. (A) Schematic diagrams showing the procedure for the estimation of RGC survival. Rats were fed with PBS or LBP 1 week before partial optic nerve transection (PONT) until sacrifice. On day 0, PONT was performed. Two days before sacrifice, rats received complete optic nerve transection (CONT) and a piece of gelatin soaked with Fluoro-gold (FG) was placed close to the optic nerve stump to label RGCs. Rats were sacrificed 1 week or 4 weeks after PONT. (B) Schematic diagrams showing the procedure for the estimation of microglia/macrophages activation and autophagy alteration after PONT with normal diet (without feeding PBS or LBP). Rats were sacrificed 1 week or 4 weeks after PONT. (C) Schematic diagrams showing the procedure for estimating the effects of LBP on microglia/macrophages activation and autophagy alteration after PONT. Rats were sacrificed 1 week after PONT.