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In MYC OFF/DDC livers, we found evidence for liver injury associated with the expansion of oval cells near the periportal areas (Figure 4D).

However, in dissected livers there were several luminescence spots that were detected at only on one side of the liver and by combining whole body imaging and imaging of dissected livers we found that a minor fraction of the schizonts was undetectable by either of the two methods.

However, in diseased cholestatic PSC and PBC livers, we found the uniform strong expression of YAP in the periportal bile ductular reactions associated with each of the patient samples (N = 11).

In comparing the mean DNA spectra of the DR and QMH fish livers, we found significant differences between the groups spanning 10.4% of the spectral range (1,300 700 cm−1), indicating differences in backbone structure.

At revision of sutured areas of the liver, we found it to be covered with fibrin, partial failure of sutures and bile leakage were observed.

Furthermore, using mice engineered to conditionally overexpress Yes-associated protein in the liver, we found that Survivin messenger RNA expression depends upon Yes-associated protein levels.

When we looked at the liver, we found that sensitized mice showed increased OPN expression during OVA-feeding (unpublished observations).

For fetal liver, we found significant genotype-related expression changes for 152 probes, corresponding to 109 genes (Supporting Dataset S3).

In mouse liver, we found HNF4A1 transcripts to be more common in mouse than in humans or rats (present at 63% in mice v/s 37% in human and 42% in rat; p = 0.05) (figure 4c).

In an HCV/HIV co-infected liver, we found that 100% of intra-hepatic HCV-specific CD8+ T-cells were PD-1 positive, compared to 48.8% of those cells that were HIV-specific (Figure 5d).

In the liver we found a significant interaction between dietary treatment and time for mitochondrial biogenesis.