Research progress of liver regeneration-related molecules
Xiaoming Ma, Xiushan Dong, Hao-Ling Zhao
Abstract
Xiaoming Ma, Xiushan Dong, Hao-Ling Zhao
Abstract
Regulation of liver regeneration is a complex pathophysiological process, accompanied by the participation of a large number of cytokines, such as the early stage of IL-6, TNF-α, the proliferation phase of HGF, TGFα, as well as the termination phase of TGFβl, and so on. These factors are coordinated in an orderly adjustment of liver cell proliferation. Enhancing the capacity of liver regeneration after liver resection and transplantation, study on molecular mechanism of liver regeneration is of great significance. This article summarizes liver regenerati after partial hepatectomy and the role of the relevant molecules. Key words: liver; regeneration; cytokines
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Regulation of liver regeneration is a complex pathophysiological process, accompanied by the participation of a large number of cytokines, such as the early stage of IL-6, TNF-α, the proliferation phase of HGF, TGFα, as well as the termination phase of TGFβl, and so on. These factors are coordinated in an orderly adjustment of liver cell proliferation. Enhancing the capacity of liver regeneration after liver resection and transplantation, study on molecular mechanism of liver regeneration is of great significance. This article summarizes liver regenerati after partial hepatectomy and the role of the relevant molecules. Key words: liver; regeneration; cytokines
Key concepts: Liver regeneration, Regeneration (biology), Pathophysiology, Hepatectomy, Liver transplantation, Biology, Cell biology, Immunology