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- Novichkova et al., 2023 - Dietary Application of the Microalga Lobosphaera incisa P127 Reduces Severity of Intestinal Inflammation, Modulates Gut-Associated Gene Expression and Microbiome in the Zebrafish Model of IBD
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Fig. 3
Hindgut of adult zebrafish following challenge with 120 mM TNBS, applied by anal intubation. The gut was analyzed 24 h after TNBS intubation for pathological alterations. The most prominent and consistent alteration was epithelial detachment (shown with arrow), which was graded to the degree of severity. The grade is noted on the top right of each image as follows: Level 0: gut of naïve zebrafish; Level 1: epithelial detachment is restricted to the top of the villus and accounts for 15–20% of the epithelium; Level 2: epithelial detachment involves about half of the villi and accounts for 50% of the epithelium; Level 3: epithelial detachment involves the whole length of the villus and accounts for 90–95% of the epithelium. H&E staining.
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