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Histology and Histopathology Research

Image Article P:1-2

General histology of organisms - Part 1 (Fish)

Franck Genten*
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Image Article P:3-4

General histology of organisms - Part 2 (Fish)

Franck Genten*
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Editorial P:5

Stem cells research is a wide world challenge

Alyaa Ragaei*
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Editorial P:6-7

Mesenchymal cells in cartilage growth, regeneration and replacement

Soha Soliman Ph.D*
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Editorial P:8-9

Molecular mechanisms of autophagy after traumatic brain injury

Qianqian Li, Chengliang Luo Ph. D* and Luyang Tao M. D., Ph. D
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Original Article P:10-14

Mesenchymal dependent mode of cartilage growth in post-hatching birds

Soha Mohamed Abdel-lateif Soliman*, Fatam Abbas Madkour and Fatma Abdelhakeim
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Original Article P:15-18

CD68 immunostaining of tubular epithelium is an excellent indicator of Calcineurin inhibitor toxicity in kidney transplant patient

Hussam Abu-Farsakh*, Hisham Abu Farsak and Nidal Badran
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Editorial P:19-20

Advanced uses of immunohistochemistry in histology and histopathology

Mahmoud Abd-Elkareem*
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Original Article P:21-22

Applicability of histomorphometry analysis for evaluating alveolar bone regeneration after gene transfer

Mariko Kawai* and Kiyoshi Ohura
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Editorial P:23-24

The interest of light microscopy for the study of collections: the example of the study of the reproductive biology of a little-known caecilian amphibian

Jean-Marie Exbrayat*
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