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1 nly weak emission away from the main auroral oval.
2                                          The oval 14.3 +/- 1.5 mm x 6.7 +/- 1.6 mm x 1.0 +/- 0.2 mm S
3                                    MFFs were oval (62%, 15 of 24) or linear (38%, nine of 24) and inv
4 onstrated by double immunofluorescence using oval- (A6 and EpCam) and hepatocyte-specific (i.e. hepat
5 ed, flagellated trypomastigotes remodel into oval amastigotes with no external flagellum.
6 essing axonal plexuses were prominent in the oval and juxtacapsular subregions.
7      The proximity of the hook region to the oval and round windows, combined with it having the bigg
8 roximately 25 per cent as bright as the main oval, and we show this to be caused by interaction with
9         Overall, the pelvises had transverse oval appearance in inlet and size of the female pelvis.
10 w southern mid-latitude region in which dark ovals are observed both to merge with each other and to
11  Here we report the discovery of a secondary oval at Saturn that is approximately 25 per cent as brig
12  of overlapping bundles that matures into an oval base by the asymmetric addition of bundles on the d
13                      Likewise, in vivo intra-oval bed nucleus of the stria terminalis DRD1 pharmacolo
14 entiation of GABAA-IPSCs (D1-LTPGABA) in the oval bed nucleus of the stria terminalis that was positi
15 exert opposite effects on the anxious state: oval BNST activity promoted several independent anxious
16 2,551 laryngeal, 3,693 pharyngeal, and 3,116 oval cavity cancers, with over 8,000 controls.
17                           Hepatic progenitor/oval cell (OC) activation occurs when hepatocyte prolife
18 3b, is crucial in the ductular reaction (DR)/oval cell (OC) response for generating new hepatocyte li
19 essing cells proliferate in the liver during oval cell (OC)-mediated liver regeneration.
20 taminophen injury was followed by periportal oval cell accumulation displaying a moderate degree of m
21       CTGF and integrin alphavbeta6 regulate oval cell activation and fibrosis, probably through inte
22                                    Extensive oval cell activation and proliferation were observed at
23 ified a novel function of RAGE in regulating oval cell activation and tumor development in inflammati
24 or (CTGF), has been shown to be critical for oval cell activation during liver regeneration following
25 In conclusion, our studies indicate a marked oval cell activation during the height of hepatic injury
26 acologic blockade of RAGE signaling impaired oval cell activation in an independent mouse model of ov
27 ha-fetoprotein expression, implying impaired oval cell activation in these animals.
28 e ability to self-renew in all classic mouse oval cell activation injuries.
29 mediated liver regeneration does not require oval cell activation or proliferation.
30 LPC) mice, which included ductular reaction, oval cell activation, and biliary fibrosis, was complete
31 pericentral hepatocytes during liver injury, oval cell activation, and hepatocyte regeneration.
32                                              Oval cell activation, as part of the regenerative proces
33    Hepatic expression of genes indicative of oval cell activation, as well as the number of cells exp
34 ormal liver cells and at different stages of oval cell activation, indicating potential utility for p
35  activation in an independent mouse model of oval cell activation, the choline deficient ethionine-su
36 d integrin alphavbeta6 in hepatic progenitor/oval cell activation, which often occurs in the form of
37 adhesion and migration, thereby facilitating oval cell activation.
38 thoxycarbonyl-1,4-dihydrocollidine to induce oval cell activation.
39  we assessed the involvement of G-CSF during oval cell activation.
40 up B received the 2-AAF/PHx required for the oval cell activation.
41 hat SDF-1 is an essential molecule needed in oval cell activation.
42 nchyma cells in prototypical mouse models of oval cell activation.
43  and fibrosis, in association with decreased oval cell activation.
44 rin alphavbeta6 could bind to CTGF mediating oval cell adhesion to CTGF and fibronection substrata an
45  regeneration, and induces NK cell-sensitive oval cell and hematopoietic-like cell expansion followin
46 firm colocalization of beta-catenin with the oval cell antigen A-6.
47 ary injury, atypical ductular proliferation, oval cell appearance, and limited fibrosis.
48                     Also, there were smaller oval cell areas, fewer proliferating ductular epithelial
49 onstrated a critical role of beta-catenin in oval cell biology.
50 ly, TWEAK stimulated the proliferation of an oval cell culture model.
51 ved at this time, which was localized to the oval cell cytoplasm and nuclei by immunohistochemistry a
52 novel findings implicating Wnt1 in directing oval cell differentiation during the rat 2-acetylaminofl
53    A group of novel differentially expressed oval cell genes is also presented.
54  Tgfa, and Tweak) for proteins that maintain oval cell growth and differentiation.
55 s, lymphocytic inflammation, focal necrosis, oval cell hyperplasia, and fibrosis.
56 sing TWEAK in hepatocytes exhibit periportal oval cell hyperplasia.
57 physiological requirement of Wnt1 during the oval cell induction.
58 uency of one of 34 or one of 25 in normal or oval cell injury livers, respectively.
59        Sox9(+) cells were traced in multiple oval cell injury models using both histology and fluores
60 <1%) to the hepatocyte pool, even in classic oval cell injury models.
61 e of hepatocyte-driven regeneration in mouse oval cell injury models.
62                                          Two oval cell lines, LE/2 and LE/6, were less responsive.
63 in vivo exposure to Wnt1 shRNA inhibited rat oval cell liver regeneration.
64 s the number of cells expressing A6, a mouse oval cell marker, was greater in egr-1(-/-) mice.
65         EpCAM(+) cells express the classical oval cell markers (alpha-fetoprotein, cytokeratin-19, OV
66 and by low expression of hepatocyte markers, oval cell markers, and stellate cell markers.
67 nt two different populations of cells in the oval cell niche.
68 essage increased coinciding with the rise in oval cell number, whereas protein levels peaked immediat
69       A dramatic decrease in the A6-positive oval cell numbers in the absence of beta-catenin demonst
70 ty of oval cells in vitro as well as reduced oval cell pool, impaired migration, and decreased hepato
71 Group B showed that approximately 20% of the oval cell population expressed both donor marker (DPPIV)
72 pecific for regenerating livers with massive oval cell presence.
73 as associated with a significant decrease in oval cell proliferation and a lower level of alpha-fetop
74  ductal progenitor cells give rise to clonal oval cell proliferation and bipotential organoids, but r
75  of age demonstrated a robust and widespread oval cell proliferation followed by cholangiofibrosis an
76 l cycle arrest in hepatocytes but stimulates oval cell proliferation in cultured cells.
77 F-like weak inducer of apoptosis) stimulates oval cell proliferation in mouse liver through its recep
78 HMGB1 promoted an ERK1/2-Cyclin D1-dependent oval cell proliferation in vitro.
79                            The regulation of oval cell proliferation is incompletely understood.
80 sibility through the targeted elimination of oval cell proliferation secondary to bile duct destructi
81  remained virtually unaffected, with minimal oval cell proliferation, only occasional and small foci
82 evels peaked immediately after the height of oval cell proliferation.
83 ne (DDC)-enriched diet was used to stimulate oval cell proliferation.
84 al cells and hepatocytes in serial sections, oval cell proliferations with CK-19(+)/laminin(+) and OV
85           The timing of the two peaks of the oval cell reaction also changed with increasing dose, th
86                                          The oval cell reaction was quantified, on immunostaining for
87 ficantly increased both the magnitude of the oval cell reaction, and the contribution of BM to liver
88                             The magnitude of oval cell reaction, the entity of BM contribution to liv
89 e liver, as well as enhancing the endogenous oval cell reaction.
90  that CTGF induction is important for robust oval cell response after 2-AAF/PHx treatment in rats.
91                    The age dependence of the oval cell response and bile duct carcinomas of male F344
92 ed beginning at 8 weeks of age had much less oval cell response and cholangiofibrosis with only 1 of
93 osed to cyclic CDE diet display a diminished oval cell response and fewer CCAs.
94 rom normal adult mice or those undergoing an oval cell response and tested their capacity to form bil
95                     Extensive elimination of oval cell response by repeated administration of 4,4'-me
96 odies to support investigation of the murine oval cell response has been developed.
97                                          The oval cell response was compromised in these animals, as
98 as accompanied by a robust activation of the oval cell response, suggesting more severe liver injury
99 face reactive reagents more specific for the oval cell response, we generated a new collection of mon
100  the role of the Wnt/beta-catenin pathway in oval cell response, which was initiated in male Fisher r
101 both CCl(4)-induced hepatic fibrosis and the oval cell response.
102 ats to investigate the effect of Iloprost on oval cell response.
103 the damaged rat liver by contributing to the oval cell response.
104 mma) increases in liver injury that involves oval cell responses, but it is not upregulated during li
105          In this work, we studied progenitor/oval cell surface markers in the liver of rats subjected
106                The specificity of progenitor/oval cell surface markers was confirmed by ISH and doubl
107 an FN-concentrated provisional matrix during oval cell-aided liver regeneration.
108 ithin the liver, implying a possible role in oval cell-aided liver regeneration.
109 etreatment increased the numbers of separate oval cell-like CD117(+) cells and hematopoietic-like Sca
110 rogenitors within 1 week through a transient oval cell-like stage.
111 ylaminofluorene/partial hepatectomy model of oval cell-mediated liver regeneration, followed by admin
112                                 Progenitor ("oval") cell expansion accompanies many forms of liver in
113 liver triggers activation of the progenitor (oval) cell compartment and a severe fibrogenic response.
114                                  Progenitor (oval) cell mitogen tumor necrosis factor-like weak induc
115                      During hepatic stem, or oval, cell activation, SDF-1 has been reported to be up-
116     SNS signaling affects hepatic progenitor/oval cells (HPCs) and beta-adrenoceptor agonism will exp
117 intrahepatic biliary tree, identification of oval cells (presumed progeny of hepatic stem cells) in a
118 Ductular reactions are primarily composed of oval cells also known as "intermediate hepatobiliary cel
119 h reduced periductal accumulation of CD24(+) oval cells and abrogation of fibrosis.
120 rescent protein reporter mice suggested that oval cells and cholangiocytes were the main sources of C
121 ce staining for markers specific for hepatic oval cells and hepatocytes in serial sections, oval cell
122 ween TGF-beta signaling and proliferation in oval cells and hepatocytes, we examined TGF-beta signali
123 termediate or transitional cell type between oval cells and mature hepatocytes, rather than a distinc
124  through atypical ductular proliferation and oval cells and their subsequent differentiation to bile
125                                              Oval cells appear and expand in the liver when hepatocyt
126                           Hepatic progenitor/oval cells appear in injured livers when hepatocyte prol
127                                              Oval cells appear to be resistant to acetaminophen injur
128                  We have shown that EpCAM(+) oval cells are bipotential adult hepatic epithelial prog
129                                              Oval cells are considered liver stem cells, a portion of
130                  Adult hepatic stem cells or oval cells are facultative stem cells in the liver that
131                                              Oval cells are hepatocytic precursors that proliferate i
132 roliferation, and differentiation of hepatic oval cells are not fully understood.
133                                              Oval cells are postnatal hepatic progenitors with high p
134 ls are elevated in chronic liver injury when oval cells arise, we hypothesized that oval cells may be
135                                          The oval cells at the proximal tips of the ductules have a m
136    These findings highly suggest the hepatic oval cells but not mature hepatocytes as the origin of S
137 g evidence that SHPCs are not the progeny of oval cells but represent a distinct population of liver
138 t to produce hepatocytes, cholangiocytes, or oval cells by way of mesenchymal-epithelial transition i
139                                              Oval cells can potentially become either hepatocytes or
140                                              Oval cells constitute a reserve compartment that is acti
141                                              Oval cells do not express previously reported hematopoie
142 r the efficient regeneration of the liver by oval cells during massive hepatic injury.
143                                     However, oval cells express a number of mesenchymal markers inclu
144                                Sorted Thy-1+ oval cells expressed a high level of CTGF gene in a quan
145                                              Oval cells expressed high RAGE levels and displayed redu
146                                              Oval cells expressed low levels of albumin and thereby e
147            In the absence of Wnt1 signaling, oval cells failed to differentiate into hepatocytes and
148 nderlying mechanism for the proliferation of oval cells in an environment inhibitory to hepatocytic p
149 neration of hepatocytes, cholangiocytes, and oval cells in immune-deficient adult animals after neona
150 liferation were compensated by a response of oval cells in Nemo(Deltahepa) mice.
151 ation of adult facultative stem cells termed oval cells in periductal regions.
152 a expression was augmented in bile ducts and oval cells in retrorsine/partial hepatectomy-treated liv
153 e recently, recognition of the role of small oval cells in the carcinogenic process led to a new hypo
154 tor decreased the sphere-forming capacity of oval cells in vitro as well as reduced oval cell pool, i
155 acted as a chemoattractant and a mitogen for oval cells in vitro.
156                                      Because oval cells induction is commonly associated with liver i
157 he bone marrow cells are a source of hepatic oval cells involved in rat liver regeneration induced by
158      Recruitment and proliferation of Thy-1+ oval cells is a hallmark of liver regeneration after 2-a
159                             The precursor to oval cells is considered to be a facultative liver stem
160                                              Oval cells isolated from DDC-fed mouse livers showed the
161  when oval cells arise, we hypothesized that oval cells may be less responsive to the growth inhibito
162 enitor cells, is also expressed in activated oval cells of rat liver.
163  cytokeratins, as both number and density of oval cells per portal tract, analyzed by size of portal
164 le, and triple staining to study lineages of oval cells present in DRs.
165 se and generated NO, while similarly treated oval cells produced little if any NO.
166 through replication of existing hepatocytes, oval cells proliferate only when hepatocyte proliferatio
167 The adhesion of these two modules on Thy1(+) oval cells required heparan sulfate proteoglycan and int
168            From these data, we conclude that oval cells respond to Wnt ligands (Wnt3a) in vitro with
169 n contrast, was significantly more common in oval cells than hepatocytes.
170  knockout (KO) mice led to fewer A6-positive oval cells than wildtype (WT) littermates.
171 K has a selective mitogenic effect for liver oval cells that distinguishes it from other previously d
172               Repopulation of the liver with oval cells that expressed NEMO reversed liver damage in
173 nuclear translocation of beta-catenin within oval cells throughout the 2AAF/PHx protocol.
174              The response of hepatocytes and oval cells to cytokine combinations may contribute to th
175 y, inhibition of Wnt1 resulted in failure of oval cells to differentiate into hepatocytes and alterna
176 ion, we studied the role of Wnt signaling in oval cells using a mouse model of chronic liver injury.
177                         Deletion of c-met in oval cells was confirmed in both models by polymerase ch
178 ion of the mesodermal mesenchymal cells into oval cells was not observed.
179 g with increased expression of Frizzled-2 in oval cells was observed.
180                                              Oval cells were activated in 2-acetylaminofluorene-treat
181  rare clones containing both hepatocytes and oval cells were found in any experiment.
182                                              Oval cells were found to express G-CSF receptor and G-CS
183                                 Increases in oval cells were largely confined to the smallest portal
184                                              Oval cells were never seen in the livers of DAPM-treated
185 n appearance or numbers of total A6-positive oval cells were observed after DDC administration.
186                     Moreover, stimulation of oval cells with HMGB1 promoted an ERK1/2-Cyclin D1-depen
187 ysaccharide content, more round cells versus oval cells with OG1RF, decreased biofilm formation, atte
188 ls in group C failed to significantly induce oval cells with the donor DPPIV antigen.
189 catenin signal transduction in proliferating oval cells within atypical ductal proliferations (ADPs).
190 ilize facultative stem cells, also known as "oval cells" or "atypical ductal cells" (ADCs), for regen
191 patocytes and intrahepatic progenitor cells (oval cells) have similar responses to most growth factor
192                    Our results indicate that oval cells, both in vivo and in vitro, are less sensitiv
193 ate genes differentially expressed in Thy-1+ oval cells, in this liver injury model.
194 tential lineage relationship between hepatic oval cells, small hepatocyte-like progenitor cells (SHPC
195  to thymus cell antigen 1-positive (Thy1(+)) oval cells, stellate cells, and sinusoidal endothelial c
196 her types of HCC included markers of hepatic oval cells, suggesting that HCC of this subtype may aris
197           We examined the response of murine oval cells, that is, the putative liver progenitor cells
198                                  To activate oval cells, the hepatic stem cell (HSC) progeny, we used
199 giocytes, and progenitor cell types known as oval cells, thereby acting as stem cells in the liver.
200     To examine TGF-beta signaling in vivo in oval cells, we analyzed livers of rats fed a choline-def
201 ls, which share phenotypic similarities with oval cells, were previously reported to be capable of fo
202 face markers specific for hepatic progenitor/oval cells, which offers powerful tool for their identif
203                 Proliferating ducts, termed "oval cells," have long been thought to be bipotential, t
204  initiated by the proliferation of so-called oval cells.
205 h is attributed to the specific expansion of oval cells.
206 resident stellate cells, myofibroblasts, and oval cells.
207 ogenitor cells, most likely endoderm-derived oval cells.
208 t migration but not proliferation on Thy1(+) oval cells.
209 ributing to differentiation of donor-derived oval cells.
210 on assays were performed on freshly isolated oval cells.
211 placement of hepatocytes, cholangiocytes, or oval cells.
212 s, but staining was substantially reduced in oval cells.
213 denced by a decreased number of OV6-positive oval cells.
214 xpression and localization of CTGF in Thy-1+ oval cells.
215 tocytes and thus appears to be selective for oval cells.
216 pes such as hepatocytes, cholangiocytes, and oval cells.
217  cytoplasmic EpCAM(+)/HNF-4alpha(-) ductular oval cells.
218 ion is impaired is thought to be mediated by oval/dedifferentiated progenitor cells, which replenish
219              The specimen features two large oval depressions on the dorsal surface, accompanied by n
220 central nucleus of the amygdala (CEAl/c) and oval division of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis
221  pseudodrusen appeared as yellowish round to oval (dot subtype; n = 5) or confluent, wriggled (ribbon
222 mesenchymal origin as the progenitor for the oval/ductular response in the rat.
223 ltifocal, coarse, raised, punctate, round to oval epithelial lesions in the cornea in slit-lamp exami
224 nated, sharply outlined, contrast-enhancing, oval foci with persistent restriction of diffusion.
225            Genotype CS 1418 had big size and oval form so it could be destined to potato chips indust
226        Defects caudally extending toward the oval fossa and right upper pulmonary veins draining beyo
227 able with time, and disappears when the main oval has a spiral morphology; this suggests that althoug
228             At Saturn, only the main auroral oval has previously been observed and there remains much
229 l up into larger fibers, and also to develop oval holes to form fiber networks that were "pre-attache
230 ence, and generating a new cold anticyclonic oval in the center of the disturbance at 41 degrees N.
231                         Earth's main auroral oval is formed through interactions with the solar wind,
232  This is a weak equivalent of Jupiter's main oval, its relative dimness being due to the lack of as l
233 re defined as irregular networks of round to oval lesions that appear hyporeflective on near-infrared
234  49 of 50 eyes (98%), appearing as dark gray oval lesions with distinct margins.
235 posite images, polyps appeared as dark green oval lesions.
236 tion with ODRS included a well-circumscribed oval mass (P = .024) at mammography, vascularity (P = .0
237 ogeneous, predominantly hypoechoic, round-to-oval masses in both testes.
238 hat mitochondrial numbers, typical size, and oval morphology were evident after 12 h of imbibition in
239 us, the central nucleus of the amygdala, the oval nucleus of the bed nuclei of the stria terminalis,
240 , we report that one particular nucleus, the oval nucleus of the BNST (ovBNST), is rich in brain-deri
241  selectively expressed in CRF neurons in the oval nucleus of the BNSTALG.
242 aka receptor cells) possess a large round or oval nucleus, a single apical microvillus extending thro
243 ispheric, bi-layered optic cup forms from an oval optic vesicle during early vertebrate eye developme
244 phology noted was the common and distinctive oval or ovoid perisomatic staining in macaque cortices.
245 s calretinin immunoreactive large cells with oval or polygonal cell bodies.
246                    The mental foramen may be oval or round and is usually located apical to the secon
247                     Plastoglobules (PGs) are oval or tubular lipid-rich structures present in all pla
248 ed solid nodule with sharp margins; a round, oval, or polygonal shape; distanced 15 mm or less from t
249 P-NCN, the size, location, shape (lentiform, oval, or semicircular [LOS]; triangular; polygonal; roun
250 superficially resembles a Rusophycus with an oval outline that possesses a distinctly three lobed axi
251         Nestled within feeding circuits, the oval (ov) region of the Bed Nucleus of the Stria Termina
252 ebrafish, we generated maternal-zygotic (MZ) oval (ovl; ift88) mutants that lack all cilia.
253  the obex was activated and projected to the oval paracentral nucleus (OPC) of the intralaminar thala
254  controls the presence vs absence of a brown oval pattern on the ventral hind wing.
255                               Patent foramen ovales (PFOs) are common congenital cardiac defects that
256 rid domicile shape (crescentic pit, circular-oval pit, or a true gall) shows that species within crab
257            These structures revealed a large oval pocket that contains several polar groups positione
258 o give informed consent, and had circular or oval postoperative defects larger than 8 mm on the trunk
259 ently, reports have questioned whether these oval/progenitor cells truly serve as the facultative ste
260 bands that probe Titan's surface occur in an oval region of about 60 x 40 km(2), which has been obser
261 expression of protein kinase C-delta, in the oval region of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (
262  the contralateral eye was conspicuous as an oval region without ocular dominance columns.
263 xpression of the CB(1) cannabinoid receptor, oval/round soma, apical nucleus, a variable number of ci
264  10.0 mm in average diameter with lentiform, oval, semicircular, or triangular shapes and smooth marg
265 on both poleward and equatorward of the main oval (separated by a region of low emission).
266 h and division to achieve its characteristic oval shape is poorly understood.
267 ion) is a direct consequence of the extended oval shape of the compound.
268 uroretinal rim width conforms to the overall oval shape of the disc, which is usually greatest in ver
269                                              Oval shape on SW elastographic images and quantitative m
270 anged to a more compact conformation with an oval shape.
271 luding two concentric hexagonal and six half-oval shaped pockets at the [Formula: see text] and K poi
272 s the neomain pulmonary artery was typically oval shaped with decreased anteroposterior and normal la
273 ure adipocytes, intermingled with spindle or oval-shaped cells, and accompanied by thick-walled blood
274 display a round but a horizontal or vertical oval-shaped dome and could be missed on a single OCT sca
275 round dome in 10/48 (20.8%) eyes; horizontal oval-shaped dome in 30/48 (62.5%) eyes; and vertical ova
276 ped dome in 30/48 (62.5%) eyes; and vertical oval-shaped dome in 8/48 (16.7%) eyes.
277 0) and was significantly greater in vertical oval-shaped domes.
278 aman spectroscopy (SERS) optical ruler using oval-shaped gold nanoparticles and Rh6G dye-modified rig
279 roximately 18 nm by choosing the size of the oval-shaped gold nanoparticles.
280 nce imagining and angiography, identified an oval-shaped mass on the medial rectus of the right orbit
281             The structure reveals an oblong, oval-shaped molecule with a unique globular N-terminal d
282                                           In oval-shaped Streptococcus pneumoniae, septal and longitu
283 ages of 21 tumors showed a solid, frequently oval-shaped, and hyperechoic mass in 13 tumors and rando
284 n in the right parietal bone, filled with an oval-shaped, large, extra-axial, extradural, intracrania
285 treptococcus pneumoniae (pneumococcus) is an oval-shaped, symmetrically dividing opportunistic human
286 xed to the solar wind direction; the auroral oval shifts quickly in latitude; and the aurora is often
287 inucleate ascospores, Fgama1 mutant produced oval, single-celled, binucleated ascospores by selfing.
288 e the neural basis of body patterning in the oval squid, Sepioteuthis lessoniana Most areas in the op
289 ectrically stimulating the optic lobe of the oval squids and observing their body pattern changes, su
290              With recurring attacks, central oval stromal opacities accumulated.
291     Light microscopy demonstrated pale pink, oval to crescentic intracytoplasmic inclusions with a pr
292 en development switches metamorphically from oval to larval stages.
293 ated that the microcapsules so obtained were oval to round in shape and had a smooth surface.
294 sition of large epithelioid melanocytes with oval vesicular nuclei, distinct nucleoli, and abundant c
295                           All patent foramen ovales were completely closed in the first group.
296 nal surface structures such as the round and oval windows.
297 RVOT geometry was not generally circular but oval with 2 different types.
298         The BMO was predominantly vertically oval with a median area of 1.74 mm(2) (range, 1.05-3.40
299               In transverse sections, PMD is oval with its long axis aligned with the dorsal border o
300 ith second intention healing for circular or oval wounds on the trunk and extremities.

 
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