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. 2021 Mar 15;12:594858. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.594858

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Immunohistochemistry of MBL, SP-A, and SP-D in normal human tissues. (A) MBL in the liver (DAB staining with MBL2 polyclonal antibody, 40×). (B) MBL in the liver (MBL2 polyclonal antibody, 200×). (C) MBL in the skin (MBL2 polyclonal antibody, 400×). (D) SP-A in the skin (SFTPA1 polyclonal antibody, 400×). (E) SP-D in the skin (Hyb 245-1,400×). (F) SP-D in psoriasis lesions (monoclonal antibody Hyb 245-1, 400×). (G) SP-D in atopic dermatitis (monoclonal antibody Hyb 245-1, 400×). (H) Deposition of MBL in the basal membrane zone with granular pattern by immunofluorescence. Panel (E) was modified and reprinted from Madsen, et al. in 2015 (43). Panel (F, G) are modified and reprinted from Hohwy, et al. in 2006 (44). Panel (H) was modified and reprinted from Wallim LR et al. in 2014 (45).