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   Photomicrographs of Oil red O stained Rat liver section –DEN induced hepatocarcinogenesis
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 Figure A  shows DEN treated rat liver sections with  Oil red-O staining. The red staining is more as there is more lipogenic molecules.  a is the 1.5X zoom out image of  figure A  and b is the 2.5X zoom out image of figure a.
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Photomicrographs of Oil red O stained Rat liver section

Ratna Kumari | Wed, Sep 26, 2018, 11:31 PM

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