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Text: the authors confirm that all data underlying the findings are fully available without restriction. all experimental and observational data used in the article are in public domain, namely in the articles published in scientific journals. references to these articles are included in the text. in particular: 1. data on dogsí liver size, weight and dependence of these parameters on time are all contained in the reference [2]: kam i, lynch s, svanas g, et al. (1987) evidence that host size determines liver size: studies in dogs receiving orthotopic liver transplants. hepatology. 7(2): 362_366.part of this data is in a table format, part is in a graphical form, part of data are embedded in the article as textual information. in case of graphical presentation, the transition to numerical values were obtained as follows. the graphs were significantly enlarged, printed on paper, appropriate distances along the time and volume axes were measured, and then these distances were recalculated to actual values of time (in days) and volume (cubic centimeters). certainly, the same approach can be used for graphs enlarged on monitor screens. geometrical parameters of the dogís liver model are in table 1. 2. data on liver regeneration in humans consists of two data sets. one is included into the article (tables 2_4). the second dataset was taken from two articles referred to in the text. these are reference [3], pomfret ea, pomposelli jj, gordon fd, et al. (2003) liver regeneration and surgical outcome in donors of right-lobe liver grafts. transplantation, 76(1): 5_10, and reference [4], haga, j., m. shimazu, g. wakabayashi, et al. (2008) liver regeneration in donors and adult recipients after living donor liver transplantation. liver transplantation. 14: 1718_1724. graphical information was processed in the same way as for reference [2]. the difference was that instead of absolute volume the authors used percentage of liver increase relative to original sizes of liver grafts and remnants, or relative to the whole original liver. in reference [3] the authors in addition provided liver volume in milliliters in a table format. 3. liver geometry was defined in the previous study on liver growth, in the article ña method for modeling growth of organs and transplants based on the general growth law: application to the liver in dogs and humansî. this article is presently under consideration in plos one after the requested revision. the following material was used: reference [25]. the liver biology and pathobiology (2008) ed. irwin m. arias. 1216 p. reference [26]. netter fh (1997) atlas of human anatomy. haschletter printing company. this data composes an entire dataset used in this article.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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