Exogenous glucose supplementation reduced thrombocyte and fibrin accumulation at a tail wound. (A) Schematic of experiment to visualise haemostasis following tail transection. (B) Representative overlay of thrombocytes (red) at 2.5 h after tail transection in glucose-injected larvae. (C) Quantification of thrombocyte plug size following tail transection in the glucose injection model. (D) Quantification of thrombocyte plug size following tail transection in the glucose immersion model. (E) Representative images of fibrinogen deposition (red) at 2.5 h after tail transection in glucose-injected larvae. (F) Quantification of fibrin clot size following tail transection in the glucose injection model. (G) Quantification of fibrin clot size following tail transection in the glucose immersion model. Scale bars represent 100 μm. Statistical testing by t test. Data are representative of 3 biological replicates.
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