Neutrophil depletion-but not prevention of Kupffer cell activation-decreases the severity of cerulein-induced acute pancreatitis

Figure 3 Representative sections of pancreas (upper panels) and lung (lower panels) stained with hematoxylin and eosin. Mice were injected with saline solution (CONT, A and F), cerulein (CER, B to E and G to J) and treated with antineutrophil serum (CER + ANS, C and H), gadolinium chloride (CER + GdCl3, D and I) or both treatments (CER + ANS + GdCl3, E and J). These illustrations represent sections from ≥ 3 mice. Magnification x400.