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Fig 8. Representative examples of iNOS (1st row), RANK (2nd row) and TRAP (3rd row) immunostaining in experimental periodontitis in rats.
Staining was performed using periodontal tissues from normal control animals (b, g, l, q), animals subjected to experimental periodontitis that received topical applications of HPMC (c, h, m, r) or 10 mM HPMC/GSNO (d, i, n, s). Negative controls were samples of periodontal tissue where the primary antibody was replaced with PBS-BSA (5%); no immunostaining was detected (a, f, k, p). Magnification x200. Arrows points to immunostaining osteoclasts in the periodontal tissue of the control HPMC solution group (Magnification x1000).
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1. Martins CS, Leitão RFC, Costa DVS, Melo IM, Santos GS, Lima V, et al. (2016) Topical HPMC/S-Nitrosoglutathione Solution Decreases Inflammation and Bone Resorption in Experimental Periodontal Disease in Rats. PLoS ONE 11(4): e0153716. pmid:27116554
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