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- 11:08, 12 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:OPSON38253.jpg (Figure B: A brief and basic visual summary of opsonins’ mechanism of binding to a target pathogen and encouraging phagocytosis from macrophages. [Figure produced by author, John Vetrano])
- 23:14, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:SPLEEN38251.jpg (Figure A: (A) Shows the location and general structure of the spleen. (B) A micrograph of splenic tissue that provides a closer view of the red pulp (red) and white pulp (blue) that make up this organ. [2])
- 23:11, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:SPLEEN3825.jpg ((A) Shows the location and general structure of the spleen. (B) A micrograph of splenic tissue that provides a closer view of the red pulp (red) and white pulp (blue) that make up this organ. [2])
- 23:04, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:OPSON3825.png (A brief visual summary of opsonosins' mechanism of action and their role in immune response.)
- 22:41, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:FCMBL2.jpg (Figure K:(A) Shows the flow of blood through the hollow fibers of polysulfone coated in FcMBL. (B) Provides a visual representation of what the device’s configuration. (C) Details the attachment of the FcMBL to the surface of the polysulfone hollow fibe)
- 22:40, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:FCMBL1.jpg (Figure J: (A) Shows the original MBL and the truncated version FcMBL used in this therapeutic approach. Additionally, a visual representation of the FcMBL’s attachment to the magnetic nanobeads is shown. (B) Shows the attachment of the magnetic nanobead)
- 22:31, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:TESSURV3825.jpg (Figure Y: Comparison of survival proportions of Control, TES, Spleen Slice, and Splentectomy mice over 21 days after pneumococcal infection.)
- 22:27, 11 April 2016 John Vetrano talk contribs uploaded File:TES3825.jpg (Figure X: Regrown spleens harvested 16 weeks after initial transplant of tissue from both the TES methodology (A) and the conventional spleen slice methodology (B).)