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Study design: Other. Population: Normal and starved rabbit liver anatomy. Intervention: Electron microscopy. Primary outcome: Fine structure of hepatic sinusoidal wall and fat-storing cells.

January 1, 1959Archivum histologicum japonicumOpen Access

Electron Microscope Studies on the Fine Structure of the Sinusoidal Wall and Fat-Storing Cells of Rabbit Livers

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Key result

Electron microscopic examination of rabbit livers revealed the detailed fine structure of the hepatic sinusoidal wall, including endothelial cells, microvilli, and the perisinusoidal space.

Authors

MYM Yamagishi

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Implication

Offers no immediate clinical guidance; leaves open translation of rabbit sinusoidal ultrastructure to human liver disease.

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Population

Anatomical study of the fine structure of the sinusoidal wall and fat-storing cells in normal and starved rabbit livers using electron microscopy.

Exposure / Comparator

Electron microscopy

Primary Outcome

Fine structure of hepatic sinusoidal wall and fat-storing cells

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M Yamagishi (1959) studied Normal and starved rabbit liver anatomy. Electron microscopy was evaluated on Fine structure of hepatic sinusoidal wall and fat-storing cells. Electron microscopic examination of rabbit livers revealed the detailed fine structure of the hepatic sinusoidal wall, including endothelial cells, microvilli, and the perisinusoidal space.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9b6370d8d8bde79ebb0070 https://doi.org/10.1679/aohc1950.18.223

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Electron Microscope Studies on the Fine Structure of the Sinusoidal Wall and Fat-Storing Cells of Rabbit Livers

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Electron Microscope Studies on the Fine Structure of the Sinusoidal Wall and Fat-Storing Cells of Rabbit Livers

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