Figure 6
Figure 6. Failure of extravascular fibrin polymer formation in FibAEK mice following liver needle puncture injury. Representative scanning electron micrographs of right medial liver lobes from WT, Fib−/−, and FibAEK mice from uninjured areas (top row) or of the injured zone following needle puncture injury (bottom 3 rows). Note that the injured zone of WT mice was characterized by fibrin polymer structures associated with platelets and RBCs. In contrast, the injured zones of livers from both Fib−/− and FibAEK mice displayed platelet-rich clusters and RBCs, but a distinct absence of fibrin polymer structures.

Failure of extravascular fibrin polymer formation in FibAEK mice following liver needle puncture injury. Representative scanning electron micrographs of right medial liver lobes from WT, Fib−/−, and FibAEK mice from uninjured areas (top row) or of the injured zone following needle puncture injury (bottom 3 rows). Note that the injured zone of WT mice was characterized by fibrin polymer structures associated with platelets and RBCs. In contrast, the injured zones of livers from both Fib−/− and FibAEK mice displayed platelet-rich clusters and RBCs, but a distinct absence of fibrin polymer structures.

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