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. 2021 May 28;12:704503. doi: 10.3389/fphar.2021.704503

FIGURE 6.

FIGURE 6

(A) G1, Day 0; Skin with normal epidermis (EP) and dermis (H&E X 100×). (B) G1, day 4: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), neovascularization (arrowhead) and ulceration (U) (H&E X 100×). (C) G2, Day 4: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN) and collagen formation (C) (H&E X 100×) (D) G3, Day 4: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C) and fibroblast proliferation (F) and neovascularization (arrowhead) (H&E X 100×). (E) G1, Day 7: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), fibroblast proliferation (F) and neovascularization (arrowhead) (H&E X 100×). (F) G2, day 7: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), granulation tissue (G), fibroblast proliferation (arrow), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×). (G) G3, Day 7: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), granulation tissue (G), fibroblast proliferation (arrow), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×). (H) G1, Day 14: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×). (I) G2, Day 14: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN) and collagen formation (C) (H&E X 100×). (J) G3, Day 14: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), granulation tissue (G), fibroblast proliferation (arrow), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×). (K) G1, Day 21: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), granulation tissue (G), fibroblast proliferation (arrow), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×). (L) G2, Day 21: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), collagen formation (C), granulation tissue (G), fibroblast proliferation (arrow), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×). (M) G3, Day 21: Skin with inflammatory cells (IN), granulation tissue (G), neovascularization (arrowhead) and immature epidermis (IE) (H&E X 100×).