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. 2018 Feb 11;26(4):496–503. doi: 10.1016/j.jsps.2018.02.009

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Fig. 4 — Electron Microscopy appearance of liver cells. (A) normal cells; (B) Liver cells of rats treated with CCl₄ showing nuclear and cellular deterioration and accumulation of cytoplasmic electro-dense material. (C) Liver cells of rats treated with CCl₄ and SI showing almost normal appearance with the least cellular deterioration and accumulation of electro-dense materials. (D) Liver cells of rats treated with CCl₄ and 12 mg/kg body weight of HF with severe nuclear and cytoplasmic deterioration. (E) Liver cells of rats treated with CCl₄ and 84 mg/kg body weight of GL showing minimum if no cellular deterioration but much accumulation of electro-dense materials. (F) Liver cells of rats treated with CCl₄ and 6 mg of HF, 42 mg of GL/kg body weight showing intracellular deterioration and accumulation of electro - less dens materials. (G) Liver cells of rats treated with CCl₄ and 12 mg of HF, 84 mg of GL/kg body weight showing almost normal appearance with minimal cellular deterioration.