Binuclear rat liver cells during reparative regeneration of the organ

Belyaeva, I. D.; Ivleva, T. S.

doi:10.1007/bf00804422

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“…High serum level of liver enzymes at this period points to intense cytolytic processes in the liver. 1, b), as evidenced by the number of binuclear cells [3]. Fatty infiltration of hepatocytes coincided with a decrease in the intracellular glycogen and RNA contents.…”

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Immediate and remote effects of antitumor drug on the morphology of rat liver

Gol'dberg¹,

Ti²,

Vetoshkina³

et al. 1998

Bull Exp Biol Med

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Experiments performed on rats have shown that a single intravenous injection of the antitumor preparations platidiam and pharmorubicine in the maximum tolerated dose cause morphological changes in the liver which are preserved for 3 months after platidiam and for 6 moths after pharmorubicine. Instability of reparative processes iaa the liver was revealed when the rats were poisoned with CCI 4 1, 3, and 6 months after adlninistration of the cytostatics.

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confidence: 85%