Detecting Hepatitis B virus associated cellular changes in needle aspirate samples of HBV linked Hepatocellular carcinoma patients of different stages
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Photomicrographs of H & E stained Rat liver section –DEN induced hepatocarcinogenesis.
Figure A shows DEN treated rat liver sections. DEN is a potent hepatocarcinogen which helps to produce nodules in liver. The liver architecture is disorganized with dilated sinusoids and expanded portal vein. Figure B (1.2X) & C (1.4X) are the zoom out images of Figure A.
Figure A shows DEN treated rat liver sections. DEN is a potent hepatocarcinogen which helps to produce nodules in liver. The liver architecture is disorganized with dilated sinusoids and expanded portal vein. Figure B (1.2X) & C (1.4X) are the zoom out images of Figure A.
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