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Speirs et al., 2024 - What can we learn about fish neutrophil and macrophage response to immune challenge from studies in zebrafish

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Fig. 3

Different scenarios observed in zebrafish larvae infected with the fish parasite Ichthyophthirius multifiliis. 1) Still image from a timelapse video taken with a confocal microscope from Mathiessen et al. (2023) [137]: Neutrophils (1A) and macrophages (1B) are surrounding a parasite, which just died seconds before (1C). 1D is a merge of 1A-C. Images 2–4 have been captured with a stereo microscope: 2) a parasite is surrounded by neutrophils and macrophages but was unaffected for the 5 h it was imaged (white arrow), 3) a parasite is not surrounded by phagocytes (white arrow) and 4) a parasite (white arrow) has left the interstitial space (white arrowhead) which was surrounded by neutrophils and macrophages. Green cells are neutrophils, red cells macrophages and grey cells parasites.

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