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Clinical Phytoscience

International Journal of Phytomedicine and Phytotherapy

Fig. 5 | Clinical Phytoscience

Fig. 5

From: Evaluation of the wound healing effect of Nishamalaki, an Ayurvedic formulation comprising Curcuma longa and Phyllanthus emblica in aging rats

Fig. 5

ai H & E staining of skin ulceration of Young Control rat 40 X 10x. aii H & E staining of hair follicles of Young Control rat 40 X 10x. aiii H & E staining of granulation tissue and collagen fibers of Young Control rat 40 X 10x. bi H & E staining of skin ulceration of Aged Control rat 40 X 10x. bii H & E staining of hair follicles of Aged Control rat 40 X 10x. biii H & E staining of granulation tissue and collagen fibers of Aged Control rat 40 X 10x. ci H & E staining of skin ulceration of Nisha1 group rat 40 X 10x. cii H & E staining of hair follicles of Nisha1 group rat 40 X 10x. ciii H & E staining of granulation tissue and collagen fibers of Nisha1 group rat 40 X 10x. di H & E staining of skin ulceration of Nisha2 group rat 40 X 10x. dii H & E staining of hair follicles of Nisha2 group rat 40 X 10x. diii H & E staining of granulation tissue and collagen fibers of Nisha2 group rat 40 X 10x. ei H & E staining of skin ulceration of reference standard (Metformin) group rat 40 X 10x. eii H & E staining of hair follicles of reference standard (Metformin) group rat 40 X 10x. eiii H & E staining of granulation tissue and collagen fibers of reference standard (Metformin) group rat 40 X 10x

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