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A general methodology for liver sinusoid fenestration analysis based on 3D electron microscopy data

2026-03-09

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The liver has a complex architecture composed of millions of lobules. Within these lobules, hepatocytes, the main hepatic cells, are organized in rows separated by blood capillaries known as sinusoids. These capillaries are lined by liver sinusoidal endothelial cells (LSEC) that form a very specific fenestrated endothelium essential for the exchange of metabolites and proteins between the blood and hepatocytes. Al...

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a9036d6d-2fc5-5eb0-b352-0b39b3633a76
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10.64898/2026.03.07.710307
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