Fig. 5.
Fig. 5. rHuEpo stimulates angiogenesis in the chick embryo CAM. CAM of 12-day-old chick embryo incubated for 4 days with a gelatin sponge adsorbed with 10 U of rHuEpo. Note the presence of an increased number of blood vessels with a radially arranged spoked wheel pattern around the implant. (B) CAM of 12-day-old chick embryo incubated for 4 days with a sponge adsorbed with vehicle alone (PBS) used as negative control. No vascular response is detectable around the sponge. (C) Histological section of a gelatin sponge treated with 10 U of rHuEpo. Note the collagenous matrix containing numerous capillaries among the sponge trabeculae and a cellular infiltrate prevalently formed by fibroblasts. (D) Histological section of a sponge treated with PBS. No collagenous matrix, blood vessels, or fibroblasts are detectable. Bar for (A) and (B) is 25 μm and for (C) and (D) is 12.5 μm.

rHuEpo stimulates angiogenesis in the chick embryo CAM. CAM of 12-day-old chick embryo incubated for 4 days with a gelatin sponge adsorbed with 10 U of rHuEpo. Note the presence of an increased number of blood vessels with a radially arranged spoked wheel pattern around the implant. (B) CAM of 12-day-old chick embryo incubated for 4 days with a sponge adsorbed with vehicle alone (PBS) used as negative control. No vascular response is detectable around the sponge. (C) Histological section of a gelatin sponge treated with 10 U of rHuEpo. Note the collagenous matrix containing numerous capillaries among the sponge trabeculae and a cellular infiltrate prevalently formed by fibroblasts. (D) Histological section of a sponge treated with PBS. No collagenous matrix, blood vessels, or fibroblasts are detectable. Bar for (A) and (B) is 25 μm and for (C) and (D) is 12.5 μm.

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