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In reactions with PNA serous acinus (+), UEA-I mucous corpus (+), WGA serous acinus (+), Con-A mucous corpus (+), WGA and PNA showed moderate (+) reactivity while RCA-I and Con-A showed intense (+) reaction in flushing channels (Hirshberg et al.).

Folds in the acinar structure, with narrowing of the lumen in the acinus and vacuolation of the cytoplasm.

In the submandibular glands, changes in the atrophic sinuses, from serous acinus and pyknotic nuclei, were significant in some gland epithelial cells.

The contrast enhancement properties of HP may, in some cases, be different from orthotopic pancreas, which is due to the density of the contained acinus and islet cells.

Lance et al., "Increased extracellular matrix density decreases MCF10A breast cell acinus formation in 3D culture conditions," (in eng), J Tissue Eng Regen Med, vol.

SOS is believed to be caused by cytoreductive injury to hepatocytes and endothelial cells in zone three of the liver acinus. This is strongly influenced by factors that induce the release of tumor necrosis factor-a (TNF-a) leading to coagulation with obstruction of hepatic sinusoids and venules [15] (Figure 2).

It is important to note that oocytes presenting different characteristics can be physically close to one another and also close to apparently healthy oocytes in the same acinus (Fig.

The pancreatic acinus were tubular or vesicular, and formed the peripheral gland cells, as well as the middle centroacinar cells.

In each acinus 20 cells were randomly measured for epithelial height.The height of each cell was measured from the basement membrane till the apex of the cell facing the lumen at X40 and a mean height was calculated12.

To understand the acinus, one needs to recall the 3-dimensional anatomy of the lung, but beginning at the level of the terminal membranous bronchiole.