vacuolisation

cellular vacuolisation is often observed in damaged hepatocytes.

the vacuolisation of cytoplasm indicates cellular stress.

extensive vacuolisation was noted in the affected tissue samples.

vacuolisation can be caused by exposure to toxic compounds.

cytoplasmic vacuolisation is a hallmark of certain degenerative diseases.

the researchers observed significant vacuolisation in the treated cells.

vacuolisation and cell necrosis are related pathological processes.

vacuolisation serves as a marker for drug-induced hepatotoxicity.

the vacuolisation pattern varied depending on the toxin concentration.

increased vacuolisation was detected in the early stages of injury.

vacuolisation may lead to impaired cellular function.