Fig. 3From: Inflammatory resolution and vascular barrier restoration after retinal ischemia reperfusion injuryRestoration of the vascular barrier following IR injury did not coincide with diminished perfused capillary volume or loss of vessel endothelialization. A Mice were perfused with FITC-BSA and immuno-probed for CD31 (PECAM-1) and ColIV followed by flat mounting and confocal microscopy. Arrows indicate empty sleeves that are positive for ColIV but lack FITC-BSA perfusion and CD31. B–D Percent of FITC-BSA and CD31 co-localized with ColIV was determined at 2 day (B), 2 weeks (C), and 4 weeks (D) after IR injury. (b–d) Density of ColIV-positive, FITC-negative, and CD31-negative empty sleeves were determined at 2 days (b), 2 weeks (c), and 4 weeks (d) after IR injury. No significant differences were observed between Sham and IR groups using both parametric (t test) and non-parametric (u test) statisticsBack to article page