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Article: Changes in hepatosomatic index and histoarchitecture of liver in common carp exposed to organophosphate insecticide sumithion

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Table 1. Number of dead specimens and their percentage of mortality (in parentheses) in different concentrations of sumithion at different time intervals
Figure 3. Showing normal histology of liver in control group; hepatocytes (H) and hepatopancreas (HP) are regular form and systematically arranged
Figure 5. Histological changes in liver after 14 days exposure of sumithion at (a) 0.85 ppm - showing huge necrosis and vaculation (VAC); (b) 1.7 ppm - showing severe necrosis, blood spilling (BS) and extensive vaculation

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