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. 2014 Nov;7(2):87–97. doi: 10.15283/ijsc.2014.7.2.87

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Fig. 6. — (A) Showing hepatocytes (white ) that are comparable to that of the control group. They contain many mitochondria and show usual distribution of chromatin in their nuclei (N). Small vacuoles ( ) and few fat droplets (▲) are seen in some hepatocytes (CCL₄/MSCs group TEM×4050). (B) Showing irregular large vacuoles (▲) and fat droplets ( ) inside the cytoplasm of hepatocytes. The nuclei appear with abnormal chromatin distribution (N). Notice the presence of HSCs (*) with euchromatic nuclei in between hepatocytes (CCL₄/Recovery group TEM×4050).

Inline graphic — (A) Showing hepatocytes (white ) that are comparable to that of the control group. They contain many mitochondria and show usual distribution of chromatin in their nuclei (N). Small vacuoles ( ) and few fat droplets (▲) are seen in some hepatocytes (CCL₄/MSCs group TEM×4050). (B) Showing irregular large vacuoles (▲) and fat droplets ( ) inside the cytoplasm of hepatocytes. The nuclei appear with abnormal chromatin distribution (N). Notice the presence of HSCs (*) with euchromatic nuclei in between hepatocytes (CCL₄/Recovery group TEM×4050).