(1) The center of the lobule is the central vein. At the periphery lobule are portal triads.

(2) The hepatic lobule is very small and looks like a six-sided cylinder.

(3) The thymic lobule of experiment group increased, the thymic cortex incrassated and the lymphocyte became coarctate, the portion of thymic medulla decreased and thymic corpuscle enlarged and increased.

(4) Whereas the most difference among quantity characters are lobule petiole length and beta coefficient is 70.03 %.

(5) The resulting images show the areas of the brain which were affected were like a 'cluster of grapes' in the medial paracentral lobule, which is in the middle and at the top of the brain.

(6) However, these structures are the landmark to identify the secondary pulmonary lobule on HRCT images.

(7) Most of laminin were present along the hepatic sinusoids in the periportal area. Fibronectin markedly increased in the whole hepatic lobule.

(8) Conclusions Sebaceous gland-like carcinoma is a rare special type of the breast carcinomas , it may originate from sebaceous gland metaplasia of duct epithelia in breast lobule.

(9) Normal breast with invasive lobular carcinoma ( ILC ) in an enlarged cross – section of the lobule.

(10) Connective tissues of liver hepar are not developed, so the edge of the hepatic lobule is not distinctive.

(11) Result Compared with dermal -fat grafts and microparl fat injections, the fat lobule transplants yield the best volume maintenance and histological results.

(12) The parieto-occipital sulcus disappears on the 1-2 sections from the cingulate gyrus will disappear to the paracentral lobule will appear.

(13) Normal breast with lobular carcinoma in situ ( LCIS ) in an enlarged cross – section of the lobule.

(14) Zonation of ketone body and glucose metabolism was studied in hepatocyte preparations enriched with cells from the periportal or the perivenous zone of the liver lobule.

(15) A pulmonary acinus is defined as that portion of lung distal to the terminal bronchiole, and up to 12 acini can make up one secondary pulmonary lobule.

(16) Anatomy. The perilobular region comprises the structures bordering the periphery of the secondary pulmonary lobule.

(17) Nodules are randomly distributed relative to structures of the lung secondary lobule.

(18) Inhibited areas: bilaterally in upper middle precentral gyrus and postcentral gyrus, superior parietal lobule, inferior parietal lobule and prefrontal cortex.