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Fig. 5 | Molecular Brain

Fig. 5

From: Pathological classification of human iPSC-derived neural stem/progenitor cells towards safety assessment of transplantation therapy for CNS diseases

Fig. 5

Representative images of DNT, UDNT, and BLT. a, b Representative images of the DNT with zone formation around the central canal resembling cysts, which were observed in the 1231A3 NR-NSPC transplanted spinal cords 6 months after transplantation. a The red arrows indicate the cyst, blue arrows indicate the VZ, and black arrows indicate the IZ. Upper panel: H&E, STEM121, hNestin, and hGFAP. (Scale = 500 μm.) Lower panel: STEM121, hNestin, and hGFAP. (Captured in boxed area 1 in the first panel. Scale = 100 μm.) (b) STEM121+ scattered neural cells (SNCs) observed in the MZ that formed in the rostral end of boxed area 2 in Fig. 5A are indicated by white arrows. There were many more migrating neural cells than is indicated. (Scale = 50 μm.) (c) Representative histologic features of the UDNT, as observed in a 1201C1 EB-NSPCs transplanted spinal cord at the 12th week after transplantation. Upper panel: STEM121 and H&E. (Scale = 500 μm.) Lower panel: H&E, hNestin, hGFAP, hKi67, Alcian Blue, and HNA. (Captured in the boxed area in the upper panel. Scale = 50 μm.) (d) Representative histologic features of the BLT as observed in a 1210B2 NR-NSPC transplanted spinal cord at the 12th week after transplantation. The low power field views of the STEM121 staining is the same image in Fig. 3b. Upper panel: STEM121 and H&E. (Scale = 500 μm.) Lower panel: H&E, hNestin, hGFAP, and hKi67. (Captured in the boxed area in the upper panel. Scale = 50 μm.)

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