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. 2020 Aug 3;35(11):2229–2241. doi: 10.1002/jbmr.4117

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Fig 5 — Gene expression changes caused by LPS and injury 24 hours post‐injury. (A) Inflammatory/immune system genes upregulated in response to LPS treatment and injury in males. (B) Immune/inflammatory response genes upregulated in response to LPS treatment and injury in females. (C) Bone and cartilage formation genes downregulated in response to LPS treatment and injury in males. (D) Injured C57Bl/6J VEH male CYTL1 immunohistochemistry expression. (E) Injured C57Bl/6J LPS male CYTL1 immunohistochemistry expression is lower than VEH. (F) Injured C57Bl/6J VEH CHAD immunohistochemistry expression. (G) Injured C57Bl/6J LPS CHAD immunohistochemistry expression was lower than VEH.