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From: Putative anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-apoptotic roles of the natural tissue guardian methyl palmitate against isoproterenol-induced myocardial injury in rats

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Representative photomicrographs of heart sections stained by H&E (magnification × 400). a Control group showing normal histological structure of the myocardial bundles (arrows). b ISO-intoxicated group showing multiple focal areas of coagulative necrosis and massive number of inflammatory cells’ infiltration (arrows). c MP (75 mg/kg)-pretreated group showing focal necrotic areas and marked inflammatory cell infiltration (arrows). d MP (150 mg/kg)-pretreated group showing cardiac muscle bundles with few inflammatory cells’ infiltration (arrows). e MP (300 mg/kg)-pretreated group showing congestion of small branches of coronary blood vessels with few inflammatory cells’ infiltration (arrows)

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