Figure 3
From: UT-B-deficient mice develop renal dysfunction and structural damage
Renal morphology of UT-B-null mice. A: Gross structure of kidneys from wild-type (left) and UT-B-null (right) mice. B: Paraffin-embedded sections of a normal kidney (left) and a hydronephrotic kidney (right). C: Medullary damage and cortex thinning (right) are apparent on micro-morphologic images of the UT-B-null kidney but not in the wild-type kidney (left). D: High magnification images show collecting duct dilation in the UT-B-null kidney (right) but not in the wild-type kidney (left).