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Fig. 2. Pseudoglandular development in Cebpa knockout mouse livers.
Hematoxylin and Eosin staining indicates that periportal hepatoblasts form
pearl-like structures in 14.5-day and 17.5-day wild-type livers (arrowheads)
(A-C), while pseudoglandular or pearl-like structures are abundant in
the whole liver parenchyma of knockout livers (small arrows) (E-G).
Biliary epithelial cells differentiate only around the portal vein and a
typical intrahepatic bile duct is formed in a neonatal wild-type liver
(D). In a neonatal knockout liver, pseudoglandular structures with
large lumina still abundantly develop and no normal bile duct is seen even
around the portal vein (H). HV, hepatic vein; PV, portal vein. Scale
bars: 50 µm.