Figure S2.
Panels A to F display histological images of L P D tissues stained with hematoxylin and eosin (H and E). Panel A shows a close-up view with densely packed cells stained in various shades of pink and purple, indicating different cellular components and structures. Panel B provides a broader view of the tissue with relatively uniform staining. Panel C highlights areas with adipose tissue interspersed among the cellular infiltrate. Panel D focuses on a densely packed cluster of cells with prominent nuclei. Panel E shows a similar dense cellular population with distinct nuclear staining. Panel F offers a wider view of the tissue, showing a more heterogeneous distribution of cells and tissue architecture. Each panel reveals different aspects of the tissue morphology and cellular composition.
Hematoxylin and eosin staining of LPD tissues. (A–F) Panels A to F correspond to the histological images of the LPD tissues from P1 to P6.