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Fig. 6A —Middle cerebral artery occlusion-injured mouse sacrificed 24 hours after receiving transplant of 1,000 superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO)-labeled green fluorescent protein (GFP)-positive adipose-derived stem cells into hippocampus. Coronal MR image shows hypointense region in area of transplantation. Annular hyperintense ring is thought to represent artifact from SPIO intensity given absence of corresponding abnormality on histologic sections in B-E.





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