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Fig. 10

From: The antifibrotic and fibrolytic properties of date fruit extract via modulation of genotoxicity, tissue-inhibitor of metalloproteinases and nuclear factor- kappa B pathway in a rat model of hepatotoxicity

Fig. 10

Light microscopic photomicrographs of liver tissue immunostained with anti-HO-1 antibody (Scale bar = 50 μm). Panel a represents liver section from control rat showing normal strong immune reaction of most of hepatocytes’ cytoplasm (arrows), while panel b represents liver section of rat received CCl4 with few hepatocytes showing weak immune reaction (arrow). Liver sections from rats treated with DFE (Panel c) and coffee (Panel e) showing patches of hepatocytes with moderate immune reaction (arrows). Panel D represents liver sections from rats treated with DPE showing mild weak immune positivity of few hepatocytes (arrows)

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