1. Could NF-κB and caspase-3 be markers for estimation of post-interval of human traumatic brain injury? 
Luyang Tao, Xiping Chen, Zhenghong Qin, Shizhong Bian 
Forensic Science International 
Volume 162, Issue 1, Pages (October 2006)
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2. Fig. 1
The counts of NF-κB (p65)-positive cells after brain contusion of different post-traumatic intervals.
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3. Fig. 2
The counts of caspase-3 (p20)-positive cells after brain contusion of different post-traumatic intervals.
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4. Photo 1
Some NF-κB (p65)-positive neuro-glial cells were found 12h after brain contusion 100×.
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5. Photo 2
NF-κB (p65)-positive neurons markedly increased and positive mass was found both in nucleus and plasma 264h after brain contusion 100×.
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Many more caspase-3 (p20)-positive cells were found 12h after brain contusion 100×.
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The count of caspase-3 (p20)-positive cells reached to the peak 48h after brain contusion 100×.
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