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Linking intestinal homeostasis and liver disease

22 Mar 2013

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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Interactions of the gut microbiome with the host are important in health and disease. Microbial translocation releases bacterial products that play a key role in progression of chronic liver disease by promoting hepatic injury and inflammation. Although this has long been recognized, we are just beginning to understand the circumstances under which the gut becomes leaky and to discover...

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PMID: 23493073
DOI: 10.1097/mog.0b013e32835ff948

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