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. 2021 Jul 24;14:3501–3521. doi: 10.2147/JIR.S312385

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Effects of electroacupuncture at the acupoint Feishu (BL13) and Shenshu (BL23) on increases in exosome release induced by PPE instillation. Representative images depicts (A) CD63 (C) AnX2 immunostaining in the lung of mice. (B and D) Summarized data in the bar graph shows decreased exosome levels during electroacupuncture treatment. (E) Representative images showed exosome release and (F) Bar graph shows electroacupuncture decreased exosome counts in lung lavages from mice receiving PPE instillation. (n=6). *P<0.05 vs PBS treatment. ^#P<0.05 vs PPE mouse group without EA or mice receiving EA at lung-nonspecific acupoint, BL23.