File:Cholesterol content in OHCs from control, efavirenz, and efavirenz plus phytosterols-treated mice.png

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From the study "Phytosterols reverse antiretroviral-induced hearing loss, with potential implications for cochlear aging"

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English: "(A) Representative confocal images of whole mounts organ of Corti from the OHCs’ area of the basal region stained with phalloidin (blue; to visualize actin in stereocilia) and filipin (green; to label cholesterol) in control, treated with efavirenz, and treated with efavirenz plus Phy mice. Pink line represents approximately 16 μm, i.e., the width of 2 consecutive OHCs (scale bars = 8 μm). (B) Pixel intensities plot obtained from all the sections (Control: n = 14 cells from 6 animals; efavirenz: n = 12 cells from 6 animals and efavirenz together with phytosterols: n = 28 cells from 6 animals) along the width of 2 consecutive OHCs from each of the 3 rows at the basal region of the cochlea shows that after efavirenz treatment, there was a reduction in cholesterol and a slight increase in filipin staining when supplemented with Phy. Pink line underneath the x-axis represents the width of 2 consecutive OHCs (C) Relative intensity bar graph showing the changes in filipin staining in the 3 groups of mice at the 3 regions of the cochlea (apical, medial, and basal). There was a significant reduction in cholesterol levels after efavirenz treatment. Treatment with efavirenz together with Phy showed an increase in filipin staining at the 3 regions compared with mice treated with efavirenz alone. However, when compared to controls, there was a significant reduction in filipin staining at the 3 regions of the cochlea (Control: n = 80 OHCs at the apical; 140 OHCs at the medial; and 70 OHCs at the basal region from 6 mice; efavirenz: n = 200 OHCs at the apical; 70 OHCs at the medial; and 65 OHCs at the basal region from 6 mice and efavirenz together with phytosterols: n = 92 OHCs at the apical; 115 OHCs at the medial; and 77 OHCs at the basal region from 6 mice). Group means ± SEM are shown. Asterisks represent the statistical significance (one-way ANOVA, followed by Tukey’s test, **** = p < 0.0001). The data underlying this figure can be found at https://osf.io/xpemk/. OHC, outer hair cell; Phy, phytosterols."
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Source https://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.3002257
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Authors of the study:

   Alejandro O. Sodero ,
   Valeria C. Castagna ,
   Setiembre D. Elorza,
   Sara M. Gonzalez-Rodulfo,
   María A. Paulazo,
   Jimena A. Ballestero,
   Mauricio G. Martin ,
   María Eugenia Gomez-Casati
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