In the original publication [1], there was a mistake in Figure 7E as published. Figure 7A was copied by mistake and inserted as Figure 7E. The corrected Figure 7 appears below. The authors state that the scientific conclusions are unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.
Figure 7.
(A): The control negative group (G1) showing normal hepatic tissues architecture without any necrosis or inflammation (arrow), (B): The CCl4 treated group (G2) showing distorted hepatic plates, fatty hepatocytes (arrow), and dense portal tract mononuclear infiltrate, (C): G3 treated with vanillic acid showing mild inflammation (arrow), (D): The G4 group treated with vanillic AgNPs showing mild inflammation to nearly normal hepatic tissues (arrow), and (E): The silymarin treated group (G5) showing nearly normal hepatic tissues (arrow). (H & E × 400).
Figure 7.
(A): The control negative group (G1) showing normal hepatic tissues architecture without any necrosis or inflammation (arrow), (B): The CCl4 treated group (G2) showing distorted hepatic plates, fatty hepatocytes (arrow), and dense portal tract mononuclear infiltrate, (C): G3 treated with vanillic acid showing mild inflammation (arrow), (D): The G4 group treated with vanillic AgNPs showing mild inflammation to nearly normal hepatic tissues (arrow), and (E): The silymarin treated group (G5) showing nearly normal hepatic tissues (arrow). (H & E × 400).
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