Experimental study of @entity1561 ( @entity1561 ) on a model of starving XXXX : is generalization of @entity1560 accompanied by @entity82 of the liver tissue?

@entity82 @entity1560 @entity1711 @entity409 @entity1573 @entity1710 @entity1561
The objective of this work was to study the mechanism of @entity409 development under the influence of restriction of diet. Useful information is presented about the pathologic features associated with diet restriction in a @entity1573 animal model of @entity1561 . There were 96 @entity1573 of two genotypes, Ross 308 and Cobb 500, in the experiment. The control group was fed a standard mixture ad libitum (ADL). The first experimental group, under restriction from the age of 2 weeks, was fed 80% ADL. The second experimental group was fed 65% ADL from the age of 2 weeks. There were 16 animals in each group. The experiment lasted 5 weeks. Liver parenchyma samples were obtained at the age of 35 days by the necropsy method and then processed by standard histologic methods. The slices were stained by standard staining: @entity1710 - @entity1711 and by Sirius red kit for collagen type I and reticulin visualization. Hepatocyte diameter and the proportion of interstitial tissue to the parenchyma of the liver were measured objectively. @entity1560 was observed after 35 days of restriction. Hepatocyte diameter was significantly influenced by sex, genotype, and the experimental group. The proportion of interstitial tissue to the @entity409 was highly influenced by genotype and group, but there were no interactions. An increase in the @entity1560 histologic grade is associated with inflammatory changes, with decrease of hepatocyte diameter and with a decreasing proportion of interstitial tissue to the @entity409 . The results show that early restriction is not associated with the development of @entity82 of the liver tissue.
