Figure 3
Figure 3. The vasculature of the neonatal thymus is VEGF dependent. (A) Tomato lectin staining acquired by confocal microscopy as described in “Methods” showing the vasculature of mice injected with VEGF-Trap (bottom panels) or hFc control (top panels) at 1, 4, 7, and 30 days of age. (B) Quantitation of tomato lectin fluorescence above the control (no lectin staining) threshold. ■ indicates controls; , VEGF-Trap. *P = .001. Error bars represent standard deviation.

The vasculature of the neonatal thymus is VEGF dependent. (A) Tomato lectin staining acquired by confocal microscopy as described in “Methods” showing the vasculature of mice injected with VEGF-Trap (bottom panels) or hFc control (top panels) at 1, 4, 7, and 30 days of age. (B) Quantitation of tomato lectin fluorescence above the control (no lectin staining) threshold. ■ indicates controls; , VEGF-Trap. *P = .001. Error bars represent standard deviation.

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