Examples of 'hepatocytes' in a sentence

Meaning of "hepatocytes"

Hepatocyte (noun): A cell present in the liver, often used in the context of liver function or biological research
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But over half his hepatocytes are dead.
Hepatocytes are the main cells of the liver.
Uptake of MultiHance into hepatocytes has been demonstrated.
The hepatocytes are isolated in situ by collagenase perfusion.
Structurally intact hepatocytes surround the sinusoids.
Hepatocytes were transplanted into the mice as a control.
Fibrinogen is synthesized in the liver by the hepatocytes.
In hepatocytes can spend even plasma proteins.
These stem cells are capable of producing hepatocytes.
Isolated hepatocytes are then prepared for freezing.
This appears to be the result of uptake by hepatocytes.
The hepatocytes were identified by their characteristic morphology.
All these RNAs are expressed by adult hepatocytes.
Freshly dissociated hepatocytes in an appropriate medium.
A small amount of fat is normally present in hepatocytes.

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Hepatocytes normally die and are replaced by new cells.
In vivo micronucleus test using mouse hepatocytes.
Freshly isolated salmonid hepatocytes are in negative glycogen balance.
Compounds are taken up very readily into hepatocytes.
Fusion with host hepatocytes is also not excluded.
In vitro cytotoxicity in primary cultured rat hepatocytes.
The hepatocytes are allowed to immobilize for two hours.
Sufficient shear forces will kill hepatocytes.
Incubations µL of hepatocytes are transferred to relevant wells on dosing plate.
A similar effect would be achieved with hepatocytes.
The hepatocytes attach to the surface of the dish.
This detoxification function is guaranteed by functioning hepatocytes.
Cell viability of hepatocytes was determined by the ATPLite assay.
Others have attempted to grow hepatocytes in vitro.
Hepatocytes cultured alone were used as a control.
It is caused by microvascular fatty infiltration of the hepatocytes.
Why hepatocytes are enabling antimalarial drug discovery.
Stimulates the growth of adult rat hepatocytes.
In hepatocytes bilirubin is enzymatically conjugated with glucuronic acid residues.
Elevated hydrostatic pressures can implode hepatocytes.
Hepatocytes are also able to create triacylglycerols via de novo synthesis.
This route commonly occurs in hepatocytes.
Hepatocytes are the liver cells.
The biotransformation of aspirin occurs primarily in the hepatocytes.
Use of primary cultures of human hepatocytes in toxicology studies.
Almost all of the transfected liver cells were hepatocytes.
Hepatocytes and renal tubular cells are examples of stable cells.
This leads to excess accumulation in hepatocytes.
The hepatocytes seem to be normal.
A biological test using isolated hepatocytes kept in suspension.
Hepatosis is a hepatic disease characterized by impaired metabolism in hepatocytes.
Senescence surveillance of premalignant hepatocytes limits liver cancer development.
Viramidine is a ribavirin prodrug converted to in hepatocytes.
Damage generally occurs in hepatocytes as they metabolize the paracetamol.
Isolation and purification of human hepatocytes.

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