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. 2021 Mar 4;16(3):e0246265. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0246265

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Fig 11 — Photomicrograph of Pancreas showing (A) Normal pancreatic parenchyma and normal appearance of Islets of Langerhans (Black star) (H &E X400). (B1,2) STZ treated group showing large detached pancreatic parenchyma (***) with some parts showing very reduced islets of Langerhans (Black star) (H &E X400).(C) STZ plus stem cell group showing partial restoration of detached pancreatic parenchyma with mild sized islets of Langerhans (Black star) (H &E X400). (D) STZ plus (Q) group showing normal pancreatic parenchyma with appearance of blood vessels (BV) and mild enlarged islets of Langerhans (Black star) (H &E X400).(E) STZ plus (Q/Zn) group showing intact pancreatic parenchyma with mild enlarged islet of Langerhans (Black star) (H &E X400).(F) STZ plus (Q) and stem cells showing highly intact pancreatic parenchyma with enlarged size of islet of Langerhans (Black star) than group treated with Q only (H &E X400). (G) STZ plus (Q/Zn) and stem cells showing more high intact pancreatic parenchyma with enlarged size of islet of langerhans (Black star) more noticed than other treated groups (H &E X400).