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Epinephrine, secreted in the adrenal medulla, promotes glycogenolysis in the
liver (and muscle), whereas glucagon, produced by the a-cells of the pancreatic
islands, furthers hepatic glycogenolysis and raises therewith the blood sugar, ...
Epinephrine, secreted in the adrenal medulla, promotes glycogenolysis in the
liver (and muscle), whereas glucagon, produced by the a-cells of the pancreatic
islands, furthers hepatic glycogenolysis and raises therewith the blood sugar, ...
Page 115
... of malignant glandular structures with or without mucus ...; of medullary
carcinoma, of squamous cell epithelium, or of various sarcomatous features.
Hypernephroid carcinoma frequently resembles primary hepatic carcinoma.
INVADING ...
... of malignant glandular structures with or without mucus ...; of medullary
carcinoma, of squamous cell epithelium, or of various sarcomatous features.
Hypernephroid carcinoma frequently resembles primary hepatic carcinoma.
INVADING ...
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Medullary carcinoma grows in solid sheets and banks of cells, arranged in a
haphazard manner but rather uniform in size, shape and staining quality. In some
areas they form ill-defined acini. The well-differentiated duct cell carcinoma
grows ...
Medullary carcinoma grows in solid sheets and banks of cells, arranged in a
haphazard manner but rather uniform in size, shape and staining quality. In some
areas they form ill-defined acini. The well-differentiated duct cell carcinoma
grows ...
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SECTION | 1 |
plate PAGE NUMBER Num BER 1 Development of Liver and Its Venous System | 2 |
Prenatal and Postnatal Circulation | 3 |
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