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Cell-Dense Type Matrix-Rich Type Tumor cell content in a low-power field (×3000) Densely arranged Seldom or none Extracellular matrix content Relatively sparse Abundant Complex of rough endoplasmic reticulum and the mitochondria Rich Relatively seldom Nuclei and chromatin Abnormal nuclei with condensed, deeply staining heterochromatin Regularly shaped nuclei, mainly with loosely arranged euchromatin Cell junctions Desmosomes are obvious Few desmosomes Collagen fibrils Type III collagen fibrils can be found Seldom Exocytosis Easily found Seldom
↵a Reprinted with permission from Bai et al13 and Elsevier.