homeostasis/metabolism
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• in cell types capable of gluconeogenesis
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liver/biliary system
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• many hepatocytes appear swollen and feature abnormally pale cytoplasm studded with mitochondria
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• increase in the frequency of lipid droplet accumulation in hepatocytes
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digestive/alimentary system
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• accumulation of vacuoles on basal duodenum
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• irregular basal border, multiple retronuclear vacuoles and invading lymphocytes dilation of intracellular spaces
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• higher glycogen accumulation
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hematopoietic system
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• in CNS white matter patches
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immune system
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• in CNS white matter patches
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renal/urinary system
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• small number of scattered collapsed glomeruli
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• moderate in some glomeruli
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nervous system
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• in CNS white matter patches
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• vacuolation of oligodendroglial cells in patches in the major white matter tracts
• vacuoles extend into the proximal part of the cell but do not appear to disrupt the myelin sheath
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• vacuoles in glial cells affect corpus callosum, fimbria hippocampi, internal capsule, hemispheral subcortical white matter but not in cerebellum
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• lesions in the form of multiple irregular patches characterized by vacuolated oligodendroglial cells are present
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• lesions in the form of multiple irregular patches characterized by vacuolated oligodendroglial cells are present
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• lesions in the form of multiple irregular patches characterized by vacuolated oligodendroglial cells are present
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• neuronal degeneration in lamina V
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• predominantly concentrated on the basal aspect of pyramidal cells in isocortical lamina V
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• in isocortex lamina V
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cellular
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• in CNS white matter patches
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• vacuolation of oligodendroglial cells in patches in the major white matter tracts
• vacuoles extend into the proximal part of the cell but do not appear to disrupt the myelin sheath
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