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Figure 9 | BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

Figure 9

From: Bilateral increase in expression and concentration of tachykinin in a unilateral rabbit muscle overuse model that leads to myositis

Figure 9

A,B. Tachykinin-like immunoreactivity in cells in inflammatory infiltrate of myositis area. Sections of a specimen from a soleus muscle specimen of the 6w group, non-exercised side. In (A), the section had been immunostained with 8450–0505, and in (B), the section was immunostained with 8450–0505 after preabsorption with tachykinin (SP) (larger area is covered in B than in A). Immunoreactivity is seen in cells in (A), but no reaction is visible in (B). Arrows point at cells of inflammatory infiltrate. The immunoreactions show partly a granular appearance (A). Magnification x315. c,d. Immunostaining with polyclonal and monoclonal tachykinin antibodies. A part of a focal myositis area of a section of a gastrocnemius muscle specimen from the 1w group, exercised side, double-stained for tachykinin using the sc-14104 (C) and 8450–0505 (D) antibodies, shown at low magnification. Note that the cells of an inflammatory infiltrate are immunolabelled in both (C) and (D) (arrows), whereas the wall of a small vessel is only immunostained in (C) (asterisks). Magnification x315.

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