Sentence examples for major histological changes from inspiring English sources
Examination of the non-steatotic areas of fatty livers did not exhibit major histological changes when compared to the normal livers (Fig. 6).
Although no major histological changes were observed in either control or epsilon treated loops, in some loops (control and ETX), mild polymorphonuclear infiltrate was observed in the submucosa and lamina propria, together with mild shortening of the villi.
Furthermore, dietary VO can induce major histological changes in fish enterocytes, originating mostly from supranuclear lipid droplet formation, possibly due to altered reacylation mechanisms and decreased phospholipid synthesis [ 16- 18].
None of the animals exhibited other major gross or histological changes.
In addition, systematic examination of major organs revealed no histological changes indicative of drug toxicity, including liver, spleen, heart, and kidneys.
The histological changes in major salivary and lacrimal glands were studied at ages of 3, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 months in both sexes in well characterized mouse models of SS, non-obese diabetes mouse and Interleukin-14 alpha-transgenic mice.
Similarly, major organs collected showed no observable histological changes in the three groups except for the tumor.
Of particular interest are the major molecular events that govern macroscopic and histological changes in the mammary gland during secretory differentiation, secretory activation (the lactation switch), and the onset of involution (the involution switch).
Furthermore, HE-stained images of the mouse major organs showed that there were no significant histological changes (Supplementary Figure S4b).
The aim of the study is to describe the histological changes occurring at various ages (temporal) in the major salivary glands (submandibular, parotid and sublingual) and lacrimal glands of the mouse models.
Inflammation is one of the major histological signs of tissue damage and has been reported in other studies as an early change of the connective tissue after UV exposure [ 38, 39].
