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From:  Onion-skin type of periductular sclerosis in mice with genetic deletion of biliary kindlin-2 as tight junction stabilizer: a pilot experiment indicating a primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) phenotype
Onion-skin type of periductular sclerosis in mice with genetic deletion of biliary kindlin-2 as tight junction stabilizer: a pilot experiment indicating a primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) phenotype

Figure 3. Phenotypic appearance of a kindlin-2-deleted liver. The images show the livers of a normal (A) and a kindlin-2-deleted (B) mouse from two different views.

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