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Novel approaches using human induced pluripotent stem cells and microRNAs in the development of relevant human hepatocyte models for drug-induced liver injury

2014-01-01

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Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) remains a prominent cause of patient morbidity and mortality, partly due to the lack of relevant in vitro hepatic models for accurate screening for drug-induced hepatotoxicity at the early stages of drug development, and also the lack of sophisticated in vitro model systems to mechanistically understand the pathways that are perturbed following drug exposure. This thesis describes...

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87761ba8-af5e-550f-af61-3c62825bf737
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10.17638/02010059
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