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Because new experimental studies in rabbit liver include the portal vein access and because no homogeneous description of its morphological pattern was available, this study may offer a useful reference for experimental research planning.

No specific morphological pattern was assigned to any genetic background (Figure 5D).

In addition, a similar but less pronounced morphological pattern was observed in about 50% of cells transfected with p53 and EGFP (Figure 6D).

Throughout the history of the WHO Blue Book series, histological variants have been introduced if there was evidence that a particular morphological pattern was associated with a different biological or clinical behaviour.

Sometimes multiple neurites accidentally elongate during the polarization process (Figure 1C), but this unfavorable morphological pattern is eventually reversed so that a single axon remains, as though the cell is seeking a more favorable morphological pattern.

Some are smaller (tali) and some are larger (tibiae), but all fit a pattern in which apparently small articular dimensions belong to normal sized individuals when the total morphological pattern is considered.

Notably, it is accepted that MHF does not show true histiocytic differentiation and its morphological pattern is shared by a variety of poorly differentiated malignancies.

The overall morphological pattern is maintained as the animal quadruples its body length from the L1 to L4 larval stage, with the only substantive change being a ten-fold increase in the size of presynaptic varicosity.

The intensities of these phenological events were estimated using the semi-quantitative scale of Fournier (Fournier 1974) and identification of the morphological patterns was made according to the classification proposed by Newstrom (Newstrom et al. 1994).

Morphological patterns are focal and diffuse.

A rich variety of morphological patterns are predicted and analyzed.