Increased VWF staining of the hepatic endothelium of <i>F8</i><sup><i>-/y</i></sup> mice.
- Klytaimnistra Kiouptsi (4389094)
- Alexandra Grill (4389118)
- Amrit Mann (245814)
- Mareike Döhrmann (4389097)
- Maren Lillich (661072)
- Sven Jäckel (661070)
- Frano Malinarich (4389112)
- Henning Formes (4389106)
- Davit Manukyan (4389115)
- Saravanan Subramaniam (3558914)
- Avinash Khandagale (4389103)
- Cornelia Karwot (4389100)
- Serge C. Thal (294860)
- Markus Bosmann (4389109)
- Inge Scharrer (146194)
- Kerstin Jurk (755323)
- Christoph Reinhardt (661073)
Publication date
August 2017
DOIAbstract
<p>(<b>A</b>) Representative hepatic tissue sections of <i>F8</i><sup><i>+/y</i></sup> (WT) vs <i>F8</i><sup><i>-/y</i></sup> mice stained with anti-human VWF antibody (100x and 400x magnification). (<b>B</b>) Visual scoring of the VWF stained hepatic tissue sections of <i>F8</i><sup><i>+/y</i></sup> (WT) vs <i>F8</i><sup><i>-/y</i></sup> mice (n = 7,6). (<b>C</b>) Hepatic VWF transcript levels in <i>F8</i><sup><i>+/y</i></sup> (WT) vs <i>F8</i><sup><i>-/y</i></sup> mice (n = 4,7). All data were expressed as means ± SEM. Statistical comparisons were performed using the Student’s <i>t</i>-test, ** p<0.01.</p
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