[Morphologic changes in the liver of the rat after ligation of the common bile duct. Model for rapid experimental induction of cirrhosis].
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A Novelli
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[The use of fluorescence microscopy for histopathologic preparations stained by hematoxylin eosin].
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[Morphologic aspects of experimental bronchial silicosis induced in rats by crystobalite and tridimite].
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[Morphological and histopathogenetic differences in pulmonary silicotic granulomas induced in rats by tridimite and crystobalite].
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[Nuclear deformation occasionally observed in biopsies: trichocariosis].
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[Development of a leukemic syndrome in mice treated with RNA extracted from Ehrlich ascites carcinoma].
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[Decrease in the fibrotic component in pulmonary silicotic granulomas in subjected to partial hepatectomy].
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[Inhibition of the production of collagenous fibers in carrageenan granuloma in rats during liver regeneration after partial hepatectomy].
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[Influence of an RNA-immuno-carrier extracted from the blood of immunized rabbits on antibody production by lymphoid cells].
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[Diverse action of 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone caproate and medroxyprogesterone acetate on the biosynthesis of collagen and cirrhogenous course of CC14-induced hepatic lesions in rats].
The administration of medroxyprogesterone acetate to rats did not induce rapidly progressing cirrhosis in livers damage by carbon tetrachloride, as had occurred after the administration of 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone caprate. Even after two months' treatment with medroxyprogesterone acetate and CC14, the cirrhosis did not reach the levels obtained in a single month with the association of 17-alpha-hydroxyprogesterone and CC14.
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[Collagen synthesis in the liver of rats rendered cirrhotic by carbon tetrachloride and progesterone treatment].
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[Influence of splenectomy on the synthesis of collagen and on steatosis of the rat liver induced by treatment with carbon tetrachloride and progesterone].
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[Hepatic experimental glycogenesis in mice on a casein-base diet].
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[Plasma membrane: the frontier of the cell].
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[Clinical evaluation of chemotherapy with cefoperazone in relation to pharmacokinetics and antimicrobial action].
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[Use of formic acid as a mordant in some histological staining methods].
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[Experimental model of induction in the rat of rapidly developing biliary cirrhosis in peripartal nodular cirrhosis].
The treatment with CCl4 and progesterone subsequent the common biliary duct ligature induced, in the rat, after 4-5 weeks, a cirrhotic picture characterized by an early and strong biliary epithelium proliferation followed by a perilobular fibrosis with a concentric sclerosis as in true perilobular cirrhosis.
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Effect of monensin administration on rat liver glycogen content: preliminary hystological observations.
The action of monensin, an electroneutral Na/H antiport, has been studied on liver glycogen content of female rats. The results showed that monensin, when administered in vivo, is able to determine liver glycogen depletion, in agreement with the increase of glycemia and the decrease of insulinemia. Glycogen stores are reformed in 3-4 hours. Moreover, glycogen depletion is more evident in periportal areas, in agreement with "metabolic zonation" of liver carbohydrate metabolism.
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