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Fig. 7 | Respiratory Research

Fig. 7

From: Targeting transitioning lung monocytes/macrophages as treatment strategies in lung disease related to environmental exposures

Fig. 7

LPS-induced lung CIT and MAA autoantigens and vimentin expression decrease with systemic clodronate liposome delivery. Mice were pre-treated with vehicle (Veh) or clodronate (Clod) liposomes 24 h prior to a one-time treatment with LPS (10 μg) or saline (Sal) control and euthanized at 48 h. A Representative confocal microscopy images of lung tissue from treatment groups stained for citrulline (CIT, green) and malondialdehyde-acetaldehyde (MAA, red) modified proteins and vimentin (teal). Line scale denotes 70 μm. B Scatter plots with bars depict mean with SD of integrated density of CIT- and MAA-modified proteins and vimentin quantified per each mouse. Statistical analyses were performed with ANOVA with Tukey’s for multiple comparisons (#p < 0.05 vs. respective saline) and (*p < 0.05 denoted by line with brackets denoting difference between groups). N = 5 (Veh + Sal), 7 (Clod + Sal), 8 (Veh + LPS), 9 (Clod + LPS)

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