Extracellular Matrix Molecular Remodeling in Human Liver Fibrosis Evolution.¶
Baiocchini, A., Montaldo, C., Conigliaro, A., Grimaldi, A., Correani, V., Mura, F., Ciccosanti, F., et al. (2016). Extracellular Matrix Molecular Remodeling in Human Liver Fibrosis Evolution. PLOS ONE, 11(3).
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- Microstructure
- Tissue biology — function is mediated by cellular microstructure (cell-type ratios, extracellular-matrix architecture, vascularization), not cell-type composition alone; healthy and fibrotic livers can share cell populations yet differ sharply in microstructure and function.
This sourceDocuments how liver function is mediated by tissue microstructure — extracellular-matrix architecture and its remodeling — so fibrotic and healthy livers differ sharply in matrix architecture and function rather than in cell-type composition alone.
- Tissue biology — function is mediated by cellular microstructure (cell-type ratios, extracellular-matrix architecture, vascularization), not cell-type composition alone; healthy and fibrotic livers can share cell populations yet differ sharply in microstructure and function.
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