HISTOLOGY AND HISTOPATHOLOGY
From Cell Biology to Tissue Engineering



 
Volume 34, number 9 (September), 2019 (published online: July 26, 2019)



Reviews

1

Therapeutic effects of herbal compounds in cerebral ischemia with special reference to suppression of microglia activation implicated in neurodegeneration
W.-J. Jia, Y. Yuan and C.-Y. Wu

pp 965-983

2

Pancreatic islet (of Langerhans) revisited
C.A. Mandarim-de-Lacerda
pp 985-993

3

Comparison of functional glycans between cancer stem cells and normal stem cells
N. Sasaki, Y. Itakura, F. Gomi, K. Hirano, M. Toyoda and T. Ishiwata

pp 995-1007

 
Articles

4

Upregulation of glucose and amino acid transporters in micropapillary carcinoma
K. Nosaka, K. Makishima, T. Sakabe, Y. Yurugi, M. Wakahara, Y. Kubouchi, Y. Horie and Y. Umekita
pp 1009-1014

5

Implications on pathogenesis and risk of oral lichen planus neoplastic transformation: an ex-vivo retrospective immunohistochemical study
D.F. Squarzanti, T. Cena, R. Sorrentino, M. Migliario, A. Chiocchetti, L. Rimondini, B. Azzimonti and G. Valente
pp 1015-1024

6

Transcription regulators are transiently expressed during the prostate gland adaptation to the hypoandrogenic environment
U. Nishan, R. Rosa-Ribeiro, C.L. Cesar and H.F. Carvalho
pp 1025-1036

7

Effects of a probiotic on the morphology and mucin composition of pig intestine
S. Desantis, M. Mastrodonato, G. Accogli, G. Rossi and A.M. Crovace
pp 1037-1050

8

Role of heparan sulfate 6-0 endosulfatases in intervertebral disc homeostasis
S. Otsuki, O. Alvarez-Garcia, M.K. Lotz and M. Neo
pp 1051-1060

9

Atelo-collagen type I bovine bone substitute and membrane in guided bone regeneration: a series of clinical cases and histopathological assessments
O. Lucaciu, D. Apostu, A. Mester, R.S. Campian, D. Gheban and R.J. Miron
pp 1061-1071

10

Adult-onset Alexander disease with a heterozygous D128N GFAP mutation: a pathological study
J.J. Cabrera-Galván, M.S. Martínez-Martin, D. Déniz-García, E. Araujo-Ruano and M.M. Travieso-Aja
pp 1073-1088

11

Comparison of protocols for removal of melanin from genomic DNA to optimize PCR amplification of DNA purified from highly pigmented lesions
A.L.S.A. Vicente, R.A. Bianchini, A.C. Laus, G. Macedo, R.M. Reis and V.L. Vazquez
pp 1089-1096