Definition of hepatocyte in English:

hepatocyte

nounhɛˈpatə(ʊ)sʌɪtˈhɛpətəʊsʌɪtˈhɛpətəsaɪt

Physiology

A liver cell.
〔生理〕肝细胞
Example sentencesExamples
- Largely composed of cells known as hepatocytes, which are involved in a multiplicity of synthetic, metabolic, and biotransformatory processes, the liver is unusual in that it is perfused with a dual blood supply.
- Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver.
- There is no evidence of toxicity related to the pure form of milk thistle, and there is weak evidence of a hepatocyte plasma cell membrane protective effect.
- For these reasons, a direct tumorigenic effect that transforms infected hepatocytes into malignant cells is probably unlikely.
- As the inflammation destroys the bile ducts, it spreads and begins to damage cells of the liver called hepatocytes.

Definition of hepatocyte in US English:

hepatocyte

nounˈhɛpətəsaɪtˈhepətəsīt

Physiology

A liver cell.
〔生理〕肝细胞
Example sentencesExamples
- Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver.
- Largely composed of cells known as hepatocytes, which are involved in a multiplicity of synthetic, metabolic, and biotransformatory processes, the liver is unusual in that it is perfused with a dual blood supply.
- There is no evidence of toxicity related to the pure form of milk thistle, and there is weak evidence of a hepatocyte plasma cell membrane protective effect.
- For these reasons, a direct tumorigenic effect that transforms infected hepatocytes into malignant cells is probably unlikely.
- As the inflammation destroys the bile ducts, it spreads and begins to damage cells of the liver called hepatocytes.

词汇	hepatocyte
释义	Definition of hepatocyte in English: hepatocyte nounhɛˈpatə(ʊ)sʌɪtˈhɛpətəʊsʌɪtˈhɛpətəsaɪt Physiology A liver cell. 〔生理〕肝细胞 Example sentencesExamples Largely composed of cells known as hepatocytes, which are involved in a multiplicity of synthetic, metabolic, and biotransformatory processes, the liver is unusual in that it is perfused with a dual blood supply. Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver. There is no evidence of toxicity related to the pure form of milk thistle, and there is weak evidence of a hepatocyte plasma cell membrane protective effect. For these reasons, a direct tumorigenic effect that transforms infected hepatocytes into malignant cells is probably unlikely. As the inflammation destroys the bile ducts, it spreads and begins to damage cells of the liver called hepatocytes. Definition of hepatocyte in US English: hepatocyte nounˈhɛpətəsaɪtˈhepətəsīt Physiology A liver cell. 〔生理〕肝细胞 Example sentencesExamples Histologically the tumor cells closely resemble normal hepatocytes, although the cytoplasm may be more acidophilic or hydropic than in those cells in the surrounding liver. Largely composed of cells known as hepatocytes, which are involved in a multiplicity of synthetic, metabolic, and biotransformatory processes, the liver is unusual in that it is perfused with a dual blood supply. There is no evidence of toxicity related to the pure form of milk thistle, and there is weak evidence of a hepatocyte plasma cell membrane protective effect. For these reasons, a direct tumorigenic effect that transforms infected hepatocytes into malignant cells is probably unlikely. As the inflammation destroys the bile ducts, it spreads and begins to damage cells of the liver called hepatocytes.
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