Wojciech Jelski, Lech Chrostek, Maciej Szmitkowski
Abstract
The liver is the main place of ethanol oxidation and is especially sensitive to the toxic effects of alcohol. Alcoholic liver disease is caused by chronic alcohol abuse. The article presents the negative effect of alcohol and its metabolites on the different biochemical processes in the liver.
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The liver is the main place of ethanol oxidation and is especially sensitive to the toxic effects of alcohol. Alcoholic liver disease is caused by chronic alcohol abuse. The article presents the negative effect of alcohol and its metabolites on the different biochemical processes in the liver.
Key concepts: Alcoholic liver disease, Alcohol, Liver injury, Ethanol, Alcohol and health, Alcohol abuse, Chronic alcoholic, Alcoholic intoxication