A rat model of acute liver necrosis induced by a monoclonal antibody to liver‐specific antigen and complement
Takuya Ikeda, Yoichi Kurebayashi – 1 June 1991 – Acute massive hepatic injury was induced in rats by a monoclonal antibody against a rat liver–specific membrane antigen, and its histological characteristics were investigated. A single intravenous injection of murine ascites containing a monoclonal antibody produced numerous hemorrhagic foci of degenerated and necrotic liver cells predominantly in zones 1 (the periportal area) and 2 (the area of transition between the periportal zone and the perivenular zone) of the liver lobule within 10 min.