GHSR Antibody - #DF2794

Figure 3 Quantitative analysis of the intensity of ghrelin IR in (A) villi and (B) crypts of small intestine segments, measured by comparison of the pixel brightness value in the microscopic images converted to 8-bit, grey-scale images (the higher the pixel value, the higher the intensity of the IR). (C) Representative images of the ghrelin IR in sections of proximal jejunum; inset: antibody control. Quantitative analysis of the intensity of ghrelin receptor IR in (D) villi and (E) crypts of small intestine segments, measured by comparison of the optical density (OD) of the microscopic images converted to 8-bit, grey-scale images. (F) Representative images of the ghrelin IR in sections of duodenum. (C), (F): All scale bars represent 100 µm. (A), (B), (D), (E): Bar plots show lsmeans value and standard deviation (whiskers). A p-value range was attributed above plots when two groups exhibit significant differences: *p value 

Figure 2 Representative images and quantitative analysis of the intensity of ghrelin, ghrelin receptor, leptin, and leptin receptor immunoreaction (IR) in crypts and villi of the duodenum of female newborn rat offspring after maternal exposure to fumonisins (FBs) at the doses of 0, 60, or 90 mg/kg b.w. Bottom isotype row shows IHC IR control incubated without a primary antibody. All of the images were taken at the same magnification; scale bars represent 50 μm. Bar charts: intensity of immunoreaction (IR) to specific antibody was measured in crypts and villi using optical density (OD) measurements in the microscopic images. Results are presented as mean and SD. Statistically significant differences between groups are indicated by