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Lymph nodes from the latter patient showed preserved architecture.

Micrographs of P. tuber-regium only group shows well preserved architecture which is comparable to control group (Fig. 6f).

Slides of the 500 mg P.tuber-regium only group showed well preserved architecture comparable to the control (Fig. 4f).

The histological studies of the kidney showed normal well preserved architecture of the kidney with normal glomeruli and tubules (Fig. 4a).

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a Hepatic section showing the normal architecture of the liver (b) CCl4 induced injuries with severe proliferation of bile ducts and congested sinusoids (c, d and e) CCl4 induced injuries and protective effect of P.tuber-regium in a dose dependent manner (f) A well preserved architecture of the hepatocytes comparable to the control.

"We think it is important to preserve architecture," Dr. Butts said, "particularly because we are involved in so many other ways in the rebirth of Harlem".

"This was originally the case with Lloyd's," says Jon Wright of The Twentieth Century Society (who preserve architecture built since 1914) "when changes were threatened to the interior of the great atrium.

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Some animals with the group IV, protected group (treated with fungal extract prior to their treatment by the heavy metal mixture), showed normal hepatic architecture, while others showed preserved hepatic architecture with mild portal inflammatory infiltrate and frequent apoptotic.

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