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Supporting information
Livers of a control and a WD-fed mouse (WD38) were fixed in buffered formalin, sectioned and stained with hematoxylin and eosin and photographed at 200x. Liver from the control group (RD46) shows no signs of hepatosteatosis (H & E) or fibrosis (Sirius Red). Liver from the western diet group (WD38) shows extensive hepatosteatosis (H & E) and fibrosis (Sirius Red).
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Reference
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Livers of a control and a WD-fed mouse (WD38) were fixed in buffered formalin, sectioned and stained with hematoxylin and eosin and photographed at 200x. Liver from the control group (RD46) shows no signs of hepatosteatosis (H & E) or fibrosis (Sirius Red). Liver from the western diet group (WD38) shows extensive hepatosteatosis (H & E) and fibrosis (Sirius Red).
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