Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism

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Protective role of reactive astrocytes in brain ischemia

Lizhen Li, Andrea Lundkvist, Daniel Andersson, Ulrika Wilhelmsson, Nobuo Nagai, Andrea C Pardo, Christina Nodin, Anders Ståhlberg, Karina Aprico, Kerstin Larsson, Takeshi Yabe, Lieve Moons, Andrew Fotheringham, Ioan Davies, Peter Carmeliet, Joan P Schwartz, Marcela Pekna, Mikael Kubista, Fredrik Blomstrand, Nicholas Maragakis, Michael Nilsson and Milos Pekny

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Infarct area is 2.5- to 3.5-fold larger in GFAP –/– Vim –/– (GV) than in WT mice 7 days after MCA transection. The infarct area was visualized by triphenyltetrazolium chloride and hematoxylin/erythrosin staining 7 days after proximal (A) and distal (C) transection of the MCA. (B and D) Infarct volume was more than two-fold larger in GFAP –/– Vim –/– than in WT mice (B, * P<0.05; D, *** P<0.001 and ** P<0.01). (D) In GFAP –/– (G) and Vim –/– (V) mice, the infarct volume was not significantly different from that in WT mice. (E) Proximal MCA transection was performed at point X after bipolar coagulation at points A and B. Distal MCA transection was performed at point C (approximately 1.5 mm distal to point A). Values are meanplusminuss.e.m.

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