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Hepatocytes modulate the hepatic microvascular phenotype.

Laboratory investigation; a journal of technical methods and pathology - 1 Dec 1991

Módis L, Martinez-Hernandez A

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The liver microvasculature is unique among epithelial organs because it is composed of sinusoids rather than capillaries. Since hepatocytes lack a basement membrane, they are not separated from plasma by any continuous filtration barrier. During the cirrhotic process, the sinusoids become transformed into typical continuous capillaries with specialized endothelial junctions, continuous basement membrane, and...

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Animals
Collagen
Female
Laminin
Liver
Microcirculation
Phenotype
Pregnancy
Quail
Rats

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PMID: 1753711

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