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. 2020 May 6;22(5):1244–1254. doi: 10.1007/s11307-020-01499-4

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Fig. 5. — Glial reaction at the injection sites. a Immunofluorescence microscopy of brains from rats that received MPIO-labelled DAPCs (left hemisphere: unlabelled; right hemisphere: labelled). The presence of human cells is identified with hNCAM staining, and the intensity of GFAP staining is stronger in these areas. MPIOs are only seen in the right hemisphere. b Immunofluorescence microscopy of brains from rats that received Fluc-ZsGreen⁺ DAPCs (left hemisphere: untransduced control cells; right hemisphere Fluc-ZsGreen⁺ cells). Scale bars correspond to 100 μm.