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The fine structure of the liver cell in starved goldfish was studied by electron microscopy. Of particular interest was the occurrence of submicroscopic dense particles, varying in size from 100A to 800A, in the cytoplasmic membrane structures. These particles were also observed in the perisinusoidal space, the intercellular space between adjacent liver cells, and the lumen of sinusoid. Furthermore, they were occasionally contained in the invaginations of surface membrane of liver cells, and in the smooth surfaced vesicles apparently linked with invagination. The study suggested that these particles were lipoproteins containing triglyceride, and they were transported as a component of mobilized fats via blood to the liver, then taken up by pinocytosis from the perisinusoidal space into the liver cell, and transfered to the GOLGI apparatus or coalesced into the fat droplets in the cytoplasm.

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Some Observations on the Fine Structure of the Liver Cells in the Starved Goldfish (&lt;i&gt;Carassius auratus&lt;/i&gt;), with Special Reference to the Morphology of Fat Mobilization during Starvation to the Liver