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Extracellular Matrix Molecular Remodeling in Human Liver Fibrosis Evolution.

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Fig 1. Decellularization of liver tissues. (A) Schematic representation of the two-step decellularization protocol; for details see Methods section.
Fig 2. Histological and ultrastructural analysis of decellularized human liver ECM scaffold
Fig 3. Dynamic changes of the major ECM structural components in HCV-induced liver fibrosis progression
Fig 4. Liver ECM proteome profiles in HCV-induced liver fibrosis progression. Abundance ratios F2/F1, F3/F1 and F4/F1 were calculated and analyzed by heat map analysis
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