2018•The Japanese Biochemical SocietyRequires access

The treatment with a high dose of beta-carotene to Mongolian gerbils, which is a model of accumulating beta-carotene in the liver, exacerbates high-fat/ sucrose-inducible steatohepatitis.

Shinnosuke Kondo

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Key concepts: Steatohepatitis, beta-Carotene, Carotene, Sucrose, Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis, BETA (programming language), Chemistry, Fatty liver

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