Fig. 2From: Pubertal exposure to dietary advanced glycation end products disrupts ductal morphogenesis and induces atypical hyperplasia in the mammary glandConsumption of a high AGE diet results in abnormal TEB morphology and proliferation. A Representative carmine stained whole mount images of TEBs from 7-week old mice fed regular, low AGE or high AGE diet. Scale barā=ā50Ā ĀµM. Quantification of TEB size (B) and TEB number (C) in 7-week old mice fed regular, low AGE and high AGE diets. Mouse numbers (B-C): regular (nā=ā4), low AGE (nā=ā5), high AGE (nā=ā5). D IHC staining of Ki67 in TEBs from 7-week old mice fed a regular, low AGE and high AGE diet. Inset shows proliferating cells in the stroma surrounding the TEBs in the high AGE fed mice. Scale barā=ā50Ā ĀµM. E Quantitation of Ki67 in TEBs of 7-week old mice fed regular, low AGE and high AGE diet. F Quantitation of Ki67 in the stromal cells surrounding TEBs of 7-week old mice fed regular, low AGE and high AGE diet. Mouse numbers (D-F): regular (nā=ā3), low AGE (nā=ā4), high AGE (nā=ā4). Values are meanāĀ±āSEM. *Pā<ā0.05; **Pā<ā0.01Back to article page