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From: Green tea catechins alleviate autoimmune symptoms and visual impairment in a murine model for human chronic intraocular inflammation by inhibiting Th17-associated pro-inflammatory gene expression

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Clinical manifestation of inflammation observed by cSLO and SD-OCT. No detectable changes were observed in cSLO images (A–D) and SD-OCT images (E–H) of non-induced animals treated with water, dexamethasone, lGTE, or hGTE. cSLO images (I–L) and SD-OCT images (M–P) of EAU animals administrated with water, dexamethasone, lGTE, or hGTE are shown. Infiltrating cells (arrow heads) and vasculitis (arrows) were observed, indicating inflammation was induced after immunizing the animals (I,M). Sporadic infiltrating cells (arrow heads) and mild vasculitis (arrows) were observed in EAU animals treated with lGTE (K,O). Inflammatory responses were subsided in mice treated with dexamethasone (J,N) or hGTE (L,P).

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