Figure 5
Figure 5. Changes in gross thymic morphology and histology of old WT and Foxn1 Tg mice (line 60). (A) Gross thymic morphology of a 26-month-old WT mouse with adipose tissue present (arrows). (B) H&E staining of the same thymus shows the loss of cortical-medulla demarcation and the abundance of adipose tissue (*). (C) Gross thymic morphology of a 31-month-old Foxn1Tg mouse with intact parenchymal tissue with little adipose tissue deposition. (D-F) H&E staining of the same thymus shows a clear cortical-medulla demarcation and little adipose tissue deposition. Images were acquired with a Leitz Diaplan microscope with a 25×/0.6 W (B-D) and 50×/1.0 W equipped with Religa 2000R camera and QImaging Pro software (Version 6.0). Scale bars represent 50 μm.

Changes in gross thymic morphology and histology of old WT and Foxn1 Tg mice (line 60). (A) Gross thymic morphology of a 26-month-old WT mouse with adipose tissue present (arrows). (B) H&E staining of the same thymus shows the loss of cortical-medulla demarcation and the abundance of adipose tissue (*). (C) Gross thymic morphology of a 31-month-old Foxn1Tg mouse with intact parenchymal tissue with little adipose tissue deposition. (D-F) H&E staining of the same thymus shows a clear cortical-medulla demarcation and little adipose tissue deposition. Images were acquired with a Leitz Diaplan microscope with a 25×/0.6 W (B-D) and 50×/1.0 W equipped with Religa 2000R camera and QImaging Pro software (Version 6.0). Scale bars represent 50 μm.

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