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Treadmill pre-training ameliorates brain edema in ischemic stroke via down-regulation of aquaporin-4: an MRI study in rats.

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Figure 5. Evans Blue assay, brain water content and Garcia score. Evans Blue images (A), analysis of Evans Blue exudation (g/ml of brain tissue)(B) of Sham, Stroke and TT/Stroke groups at 2 days after tMCAO
Figure 6. Immunofluorescence and Western Blot. The image (scale bar: 100 mm) of immunofluorescence (A) of co-expression of AQP4 and GFAP (A1–A3), expression of AQP4 (A4–A6) and expression GFAP (A7–A9) of the cerebral microvascular of ischemic cortex of TT/

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