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English: Example of 3D reconstruction of hepatobiliary architecture from in vivo confocal image stack: sinusoids and parenchymal architecture, STII medaka, 30 dpf. Sinusoids (S) are red. All space between sinusoids (empty) is hepatocellular space, not rendered for visual clarity. Morphometric and volumetric analyses of 3D reconstructions allowed elucidation of parenchymal architecture, and revealed medaka parenchyma more akin to a muralium like structure (as opposed to tubular architecture). Background grayscale image is a single frame from a confocal image stack from which the 3D model was generated. The movie given here, extracted from an Amira 3D reconstruction, is limited to rotation in a single plane. Actual 3D reconstructions can be rotated in any plane, at virtually any magnification, allowing detailed study of hepatobiliary structure/function relationships. STII medaka, 30 dpf.
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Source Video file from Hardman R, Kullman S, Hinton D (2008). "Non invasive in vivo investigation of hepatobiliary structure and function in STII medaka (Oryzias latipes): methodology and applications". Comparative Hepatology. DOI:10.1186/1476-5926-7-7. PMID 18838008. PMC: 2586619.
Author Hardman R, Kullman S, Hinton D
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