Effect of anti-fibrosis compound on collagen expression of hepatic cells in experimental liver fibrosis of rats
Wang, lt, Zhang, Chen, Jj
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Wang, lt, Zhang, Chen, Jj
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INTRODUCTIONLiver fibrosis is mainly characterized by theexcessive synthesis and decreased degradation ofextracellular matrix(ECM),especially the synthesisand deposition of collagen.Almost all kinds of cellsin the liver have participated in the production ofcollagen.The most important ones are hepaticstellate cells(HSC)and hepatocytes.We have
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INTRODUCTIONLiver fibrosis is mainly characterized by theexcessive synthesis and decreased degradation ofextracellular matrix(ECM),especially the synthesisand deposition of collagen.Almost all kinds of cellsin the liver have participated in the production ofcollagen.The most important ones are hepaticstellate cells(HSC)and hepatocytes.We have
Key concepts: Fibrosis, Liver fibrosis, Hepatic stellate cell, Extracellular matrix, Matrix (chemical analysis), Chemistry, Hepatic fibrosis, Pathology