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Figure 4 Transplanted Human Cells Induce Neoangiogenesis in the Infarcted Heart

(A) Representative images of CD31 immunostaining in the peri-infarct and the infarct regions of hearts transplanted with CD56+CD34CD144 cells, CD56CD34+CD144+ cells, and CD56+CD34+CD144+ cells. Scale bars = 100 µm. (B) Hearts transplanted with CD56+CD34+CD144+ cells display a higher capillary density within the infarct when compared with the other groups (*p < 0.05, CD56+CD34+CD144+ vs. CD56+CD34CD144 and CD56CD34+CD144+; {dagger}p < 0.05, all cell groups vs. phosphate-buffered saline [PBS]).





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