Fig. 1: Physiological localization of the NF-κB p65-subunit in the pancreas of (A) newborn (P1), (B) neonate (P12), and (C) young adult (4 weeks) NOD/ToIβ mice. | Cell Death Discovery

Fig. 1: Physiological localization of the NF-κB p65-subunit in the pancreas of (A) newborn (P1), (B) neonate (P12), and (C) young adult (4 weeks) NOD/ToIβ mice.

From: NF-κB activity during pancreas development regulates adult β-cell mass by modulating neonatal β-cell proliferation and apoptosis

Fig. 1

Pancreata of untreated (control) or Dox-treated during the embryonic period (E11–P1) or for 3 weeks after birth (P1–P21) were immunostained for p65 (red), insulin (green), and DNA (blue). Pictures are representative confocal images of islets from three to five different mice per group. For each mouse, ~15 islets were analyzed. Original images were taken at a magnification of ×40. Inset images were digitally increased ×4.

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