1. Comparison of HPLC and Stereologic Image Analysis for the Quantitation of Eu- and Pheomelanins in Nevus Cells and Stimulated Melanoma Cells1 
Eric Donois, Jean-Étienne Surlève-Bazeille 
Journal of Investigative Dermatology 
Volume 111, Issue 3, Pages (September 1998)
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2. Figure 1
Volume of total melanin per average cell (A), the corresponding melanosomal maturation (B), and associated MVC for the different experimental conditions and cell lines. B and S, base and summit of the original pyramidal cell pellet (see Materials and Methods).
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3. Figure 2
Volume of eumelanin per average cell (A), the corresponding melanosomal maturation (B), and associated MVC for the different experimental conditions and cell lines. B and S, base and summit of the original pyramidal cell pellet (see Materials and Methods).
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4. Figure 3
Volume of pheomelanin per average cell (A), the corresponding melanosomal maturation (B), and associated MVC for the different experimental conditions and cell lines. B and S, base and summit of the original pyramidal cell pellet (see Materials and Methods).
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5. Figure 4
Linear regression analysis of HPLC and stereologic melanization data for total melanin by using the stereologic parameters v(mi,ce) (A) and n″(m,ce) (B). The vertical dashed line represents the maximal melanization level found by HPLC in our previous study in unstimulated melanoma cells. Arrows show LEA and CARA cells.
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6. Figure 5
Linear regression analysis of HPLC and stereologic melanization data for eumelanin (A and B) and pheomelanin (C and D) by using the stereologic parameters v(mi,ce) (A and C) and n″(m,ce) (B and D). The vertical dashed line represents the maximal melanization level found by HPLC in our previous study in unstimulated melanoma cells. Arrows show LEA and CARA cells.
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7. Figure 6
Linear regression analysis of HPLC and stereologic melanization data for total melanin by using the stereologic parameters v(mi,ce) (A) and n″(m,ce) (B) performed in stimulated HBL melanoma cells alone. The vertical dashed line represents the maximal melanization level found by HPLC in our previous study in unstimulated melanoma cells.
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8. Figure 7
Linear regression analysis of the P/E ratios estimated from HPLC and stereologic data calculated from v(mi,ce) (A) and n″(m,ce) (B) for all the experimental conditions and cell lines. Arrows show LEA and CARA cells.
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9. Figure 8
Ultrastructural features of melanosomes of HBL cells. I, II, III, IV, stage of maturation of melanosomes; mi, mitochondria; N, nucleus. (A) and (B), HBL cells cultured in 110/20.6 μM of Tyr/cysteine; (C) and (D), HBL cells cultured in 40/20.6 μM of Tyr/cysteine. Scale bars: 0.5 μm.
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10. Figure 9
Ultrastructural features of melanosomes of LEA (A, B) and CARA (C) nevus cells. I, II, III, IV, stage of maturation of melanosomes; mi, mitochondria; N, nucleus. Scale bars: 0.5 μm.
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