Basic Research
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2003.
World J Gastroenterol. May 15, 2003; 9(5): 1020-1027
Published online May 15, 2003. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v9.i5.1020
Figure 1
Figure 1 Grouping and different time point of the experiment.
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Figure 2 Depicts the body weights of different group of animals.
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Figure 3 3. 1a: showing the normal colonic architecture view of rats sacrificed at end of week 16 (Low power). 3.1b: showing the normal colonic architecture view of rats sacrificed at end of week 16 (High power). 3.2a: representing the carcinogen-induced group B rats sacrificed at end of week 16 (Low power). 3.2b: representing the carcinogen-induced group B rats sacrificed at end of week 16 (High power). 3.3a: showing the treatment with vanadium group C rats sacrificed at the end of week 16 (Low power). 3.3b: showing the treatment with vanadium group C rats sacrificed at the end of week 16 (High power).
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Figure 4 4. 1a: showing the carcinogen-induced group B rats sacrificed at end of week 32 (Low power). 4.1b: showing the carcinogen-induced group B rats sacrificed at end of week 32 (High power). 4.2a: showing the treatment with vanadium group C rats sacrificed at the end of week 32 (Low power). 4.2b: showing the treatment with vanadium group C rats sacrificed at the end of week 32 (High power). 4.3a: showing the vanadium control group D rats with no signs of toxicity sacrificed at the end of week 32 (Low power). 4.3b: showing the vanadium control group D rats with no signs of toxicity sacrificed at the end of week 32 (High power).